Looking at the photo again, I can see where the rumor began

I pulled out an old photo and looked at it again, and remembered the rumors that spread about it.

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The photo stayed the same, but the rumor changed — Looking at an old photo again, I realize the story about it has changed over time.
This is all the photo can show — A photo only captures what was in front of the camera. It can’t tell us everything that happened at the time.
The story grew as it passed from person to person — Someone explained the photo, and the person who heard it passed it on. We still don’t know who first said it.
Write down what you confirmed and what you heard separately — First write down the photo’s date and what you confirmed yourself. Separately note who told you what you heard and when.
A line at a time is enough — Tonight, write down what you can see in the photo and what you heard in separate lines. If you don’t know the source, leave it blank.
It’s okay to leave the source unknown — Even if you don’t know where the rumor began yet, you’ll still have your notes separating the photo from what you heard.