To solve these problems, it would be as easy as Javier Pera would take care to open a small inner door and dare to look at what he wants to avoid seeing with horror: his deep mediocrity, his deep lies, the one in which he wants to be what he is not, the one who wants to put others in the way of manipulation as well. Lie as truth is the result of a defensive position acquired by him from the very beginning of his life; long ago he is trapped in a game of lies of what eventually occurs and everything turns into what he wants to be what he is not, the one who wants to blindly follow him into victims as well. He tries to defend from that truth and reality, and that fragility, that little self, that skin too fine that every psychopath still faces those bearers of the bad news of truth or reality. And