One, None and a Hundred Thousand

Exploring the complexities of identity, the protagonist grapples with the multifaceted nature of self as perceived by others. He realizes that the "Moscarda" he embodies varies significantly depending on the company he keeps—whether alone, with his wife, or among friends. This introspective journey reveals the multitude of personas that exist in the minds of those who know him, emphasizing the theme of fragmented identity and the subjective nature of self-perception.