... "Now we don't know which one we are looking for," says Sabater... those beings from hell that try to locate an individual. Sabater implies that we are all the same, a skeleton, a skull and that although we are distinguished by our faces, in the end what remains is the bone, being equal we are no longer different. It is true that although during life there are apparent differences and in terms of the possessions or power that each one has, in the end, that is of no use and we will all end up the same. Several characters appear in the work, one who holds the two skulls, the others look to see if they are right, another thinks, putting his fingers on his lips as if to say something. Nobody decides to speak, and the one who keeps the skulls smiles.
