An empty bottle of Vodka can be seen through a telescopic sight, then the sight moves, a bit up, a bit to the side. A shot can be heard, and the sight quickly returns to the empty bottle, which now turned into broken glass. From another perspective, Shazi can be seen as she quickly gets up and disassembles her sniper rifle and stows it away in a backpack. She then quickly stops the timer on her wristwatch, and looks at the time with a satisfied smile. She walks over to a table and grabs a pretty empty bottle of vodka, which becomes empty just seconds later. The smile from before has turned into a look of grief and resignation. It cuts to a bird-view shot, that shows her walking towards where the last vodka bottle stood, now with the newly emptied one. The shooting range is next to a dacha. And as it further zooms out, it is indicated that this place in somewhere remote, with no population close to it.
It cuts to scenes from the last one and a half years, with herself as the narrator. *
"I lost my soul, forgot my way. There are no mistakes that I've not made. Changes hurt, I know, but I'm all alone. Try changing jobs, they said."
*Shazi is seen as one of her alter egos in a cafe on Pelsagon. Serving coffee, and tschai. All goes well until one day a guest looks down on her, and makes remarks about how someone could end up being a waitress. For Shazi, anyone within the CBSS should be the same, no matter what they work, as long as they serve the people of the CBSS. So insulted by this person, she poisons the coffee of them, and in the next scene they die of an heart attack. Shazi throws her apron away. In the next scene, she stands in front of the Chairman, who deletes the charges against her, for murder. With a stern and disappointed look on his face.
"I tried changing lovers, changing my furniture, change my bed covers, change where I lived. But all that could have helped, was to change my heart. But there is no chance I ever do that."