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We live in a world of stereotypical relationships and banal scenarios. Claude Steiner explores whether this is a bad thing, drawing on his own psychotherapeutic experience and the achievements of Eric Berne, his teacher and mentor. The banal scenarios that people live by are passed down from generation to generation, and getting out of the stereotype trap can be painful. But it is possible. Claude Steiner analyses the main scenarios in detail and analyses the models of relationships between men and women.

In addition, the author devotes a chapter to the importance of psychotherapy and explains how to avoid some mistakes during therapy. Finally, he gives advice on how to overcome the harmful effects of the script, go beyond stereotypical gender roles, and, most importantly, how to raise children so that they do not suffer from the banal scripts of their parents.