"The distant events are gaining, and the memory changed it with a shine, because they see their isolation, separating from the previous and subsequent details of the threads of time and its wraps." This suggests that distant historical events become more prominent and sparkle in our memory as they stand apart from the continuous flow of time, creating a sense of separation and significance.

"The representatives of the events also suffer from conversion and change, and they are diverted in a slow, deeper and deeper in the vicinity." This implies that those involved in these moments also undergo transformation over time, gradually drifting into a different understanding or state, deepening their emotional or psychological distance from the original events.