Three stories.

Three different ways to interpret love and death.

In "Death in the Theater" someone has hurled poor William into a whirlpool of paradoxical situations that has flung poor William into a vortex of paradoxical situations that overwhelm a quiet spring morning.

Who has orchestrated his father’s death?

A funny and grotesque story.

In "The Devil’s Love" the devil moves to a small town and opens a domestic hell for the benefit of the inhabitants: a gambling house.

But what if the devil is in love with a woman?

A story of passion with gothic overtones.

The closing story, "Invisible", short and delicate, looks at a life spent in the shadow of self-imposed exclusion of love.

In all three cases, conflicting emotions alternate in the reading and give rise to unexpected situations.