A baby crying incessantly in the night. How does such a small thing change our world? Why do we refuse to face loss and how do we channel so much anger into the bougainvilleas? Could war be our only solution? Starting from the seemingly insignificant, the heroes of the stories engage in paradoxical internal monologues or in comically tragic acts, wanting to exorcise loss and express their anger. Sometimes they are ordinary people and other times iconic figures of literature, echoing through their anhistorical well. A contemporary Salome on stage, a different Hamlet or an alternative story of Job from a cinematographer. How do you really eat your fillet? And which month of your life do you remember most? A strange and earthly world, inhabited by people who act without understanding or only understand what they did not do.