One, None and a Hundred Thousand

Exploring the themes of identity and perception, the narrative follows Vitangelo, who realizes that those around him have created distorted versions of his persona, diverging from his self-image. This revelation stems from a seemingly trivial question posed by his wife, leading him into a complex web of social projections that define human interactions. Vitangelo’s journey becomes a quest to dismantle these fabricated identities, highlighting the irony of self-awareness and the often cruel nature of societal expectations.