Stories of women. Variations and dissonant notes on the same theme: Femininity.
The stories told around the fireplace in the "monastery" search for the thread running through the psycho-sexual world of women and affirm this: a woman is never "finite"; femininity, ageless and enduring, is the commemorative celebration of all the touches, silent messages, and lived experiences gathered throughout life from the earliest years.

Literature meets Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience; genes and neurons encounter the Unconscious and the imaginary, offering interpretations of erotic fulfillment, narcissism, guilt, idealization and masochism, fetishism, female homosexuality, mimetic desire, jealousy, loss of self, phobia, and abandonment.
The seamstress's son dedicates this study of Femininity-rather than to Artificial Intelligence-to the greatest wonder in the Universe, the human brain, and specifically to its feminine multiformity.