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Whoever August Strindberg writes about in his stories - a fervent young man, a couple in love, irreconcilable enemies, simple fishermen, a pastor unshakable in his faith, the wise men of Athens - he leaves nothing shaded, but rather exposes nature, showing it unveiled, as it is. He destroys established stereotypes, asks uncomfortable questions that have no unambiguous answer, and questions dogmas. As if he wants to tell us: everything in this world can be uncertain, deceptive, just a seductive illusion... Strindberg's space, contained even in a small work, is so deep and multidimensional that you drown in it in search of an answer.