SOTTERRA IL MIO CUORE

The pig is in the front row, in church, right in front of Manuel's coffin, and with a forced expression he hugs grieving friends and relatives. No one says anything to him, no one kicks him out, yet everyone knows that if Manuel committed suicide at 18 it's because of him, because he, deep down, ideologically pushed him out that window: him, the local drug dealer with the good boy face. Martina, 17 years old, was Manuel's girlfriend, and with Areteo Bazzini they were bound by an unbreakable friendship, until the pig captured Manuel and sucked his soul. Areteo believed he had done everything in his power to help his friend and now, in a déjà vu, he looks at the wall of his room and doesn't understand where he went wrong, and asks questions, and seeks answers. Martina, on the other hand, does not ask any questions, she does not want answers: she only knows that, even if late and even if she will never have Manuel back, the pig, now, must be eliminated. And she will be the one to eliminate him. Like Areteo before her, this time it is Martina's turn to meet the Princes of the Seven Senses, the Seven Peoples of the Seven Sins, the Picchiatelli, the Senseless Prince; but unlike Areteo, she is not willing to believe and wants to run alone.