There are or a dozen or so people, men, women, these are called hazelnuts, and these hazelnuts arrive here. They’re together or they’re squeezed together, by that I mean that’s how they form a small group. However, if we consider this as a community, it is always very difficult to keep the community together, it is difficult to stay together, to think together. They are constantly arguing. They have a rubber mattress, they have a bad television, they have a washing machine, so they came as they come. But they have emotions and they have a past that they also argue about whether they interpret well.