One, None and a Hundred Thousand

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Exploring themes of identity and perception, the narrative follows Vitangelo as he grapples with the dissonance between his self-image and the personas others create for him. A seemingly trivial question from his wife triggers a profound realization about the constructed nature of social relationships. This leads to a poignant and ironic journey of self-discovery, where Vitangelo must confront and dismantle the false identities imposed upon him, reflecting the complexities and cruelties of human existence.