The document outlines a methodology that includes contrasting images and archive materials with phrases. It discusses contrasting everyday life photographs with medical reports and personal item photographs with physical consequences and phrases from Hiroshima Mon Amour. It also considers terms like "Atomic Bomb Burn," "Atomic Bomb Wound," and "Atomic Bomb Radiation Injury" to describe burns caused by burning houses in Hiroshima. Short exchanges are excerpted from Hiroshima Mon Amour discussing the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing.

2. MetodologíaMetodología
 Inclusión de imágenes y material de archivo
 Contraposición del material con frases
 Fotografías de vida cotidiana contrapuestas
con reportes médicos.
 Fotografías de artículos personales y
consecuencias físicas contrapuestas con frases
de Hiroshima Mon Amour.

3. The burns which were caused by burning of theThe burns which were caused by burning of the
houses shall be called “Flame Burn”.houses shall be called “Flame Burn”.

4. 1. Atomic Bomb Burn?
1. Atomic Bomb Wound?
1. Atomic Bomb Radiation Injury?

5. Elle: You're destroying me. You're good for me.Elle: You're destroying me. You're good for me.

6. Elle: I loved the taste of blood since I tasted yours.Elle: I loved the taste of blood since I tasted yours.

7. Lui: I was off fighting the war.Lui: I was off fighting the war.
Elle: Lucky for you, eh?Elle: Lucky for you, eh?

8. You saw nothing in Hiroshima.You saw nothing in Hiroshima.