"Hidyle", "with the delicate white aristocratic fingers, with the black eyes and the river-like black hair", is the catalyst for those necessary as well as transient romantic escapades that nourish adolescence. Province of the 60s, Easter days, festive atmosphere and "Hidyle" will come to the village. The anticipation of the young narrator, then, his psychological preparation, the unexpected and playful "destruction" of the meeting during the Epitaph procession, along with the subsequent redemptive "mourning" depict a "familiar place" for those "who lead parallel lives, one with the senses and the other, perhaps the dearest, with memory". It is no coincidence that our story is offered to us by the renowned neuroscientist Andreas Papanikolaou.