La lámpara

Reduced to its essential core, this text tells the story of a probable incestuous relationship—that of the siblings Virginia and Daniel—and of a certain solitude, Virginia's own, which, through its isolation, distorts all forms of reality, confronting her and us with the fragility of our relationships with others and with the world. For Virginia's gaze makes no concessions and penetrates to those corners of the self that adults have always agreed to conceal. Therefore, when the plot's surprising and swift denouement arrives, we all nod in unison, immediately understanding that it was the only possible ending.