Seven different women. Seven troubled women. Seven female psychics, each with their own desires, which are fundamentally contradictory, as well as common. Seven oppressed women. Seven marbled female bodies. Seven souls trapped in a peculiar prison, without bars and guards, but with all the basic features of a prison. That is, the exclusion from the outside world, the deprivation of liberty and the inevitable, final interbreeding, which no repressive force is capable of preventing. Seven women “in memoriam” of a past that haunts them in the present, holding their memory equally captive. It is at this point, where the past intersects the present vertically, that the conflict space is defined, from which confinement - exclusion begins and repression begins.