Anna

Anna wants to be without ambition an interpretation of the eternal return, the philosophical theory of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche. We wanted to convey the vulnerability of man in the face of the inexorability of time, for this reason the choice of some narrative elements that could recall this desire of ours. The characterization of the main character instead arises from the desire to focus on the theme of anger which in today's society plays an absolute leading role, hence the quote in the seventh canto of the Divine Comedy. Like the Ouroboros, the snake that bites its tail, an esoteric symbol of the cyclical nature of time, the protagonist of our story repeats the same actions and the same mistakes every day for eternity. The setting of the work is preparatory to the narrative, the fisherman moves constantly observed by an ethereal presence, the Asseu, the characteristic rock of Borgo Renà. The story comes to life right from here, where we were born and raised, the entire work is the attempt to relive those breathtaking adventures that old seafaring men never missed the opportunity to tell us, to which our affectionate memory goes today.