Through the Three Hours, the author tries to give a different perspective on the common knowledge we have. A different perception of things than what most people learn.

The Three Hours, the sisters of the Three Fates, come from mythology. Anna said that the Three Fates correspond to the three dimensions of space (since fate is a geometric unit of measurement), therefore to the earth, and the Three Hours to the three dimensions of time.

Anna, a unique personality, had managed to separate her soul from her body and converse with it. Anna's soul traveled through space-time, as she was the chosen one of time. She flirted with it, she flirted with herself.

"Come, come let's dance," she implored. "To give you pleasure, to give me memories, to give you joy, to give me eternity. Come, let's travel together, to see through your eyes, to see through my soul. To give you earthly pleasure, to give me spiritual joy. To know all your aspects. To embrace them. To dance with your justice, to negotiate with it. To lie down with your fears, to eliminate them."

She had a special relationship with all things spiritual. She kept them company.

She loved animals. She was a vegetarian.

She took care of the planet. She was an ecologist. She had a special relationship with the earth, the soil, the water. We are part of it, she believed, and in the embrace of the earth she healed its wounds.

Only with humans did she have issues. She couldn't understand them. She believed they lacked compassion.

Fear, logic, madness, love, and of course, time were her companions. She spent endless hours with them.

She considered fear a third gender, because it has no opposite, and she believed that hell is not a place you go, but something you carry.

For her, there was only action and reaction.