Walk along the Cale-se river

"Cale-se" (letters. "shut up") is an exclamation referring to a Brazilian song that became an anthem against the censorship of the military dictatorship. The ship of total "happiness" being imposed, offering to shut up and eat, is mired in mud from garbage and newspaper clippings. Fragments of bursting memories do not allow him to gain momentum. The beloved face of the "dwarf" from childhood, who once, in the opinion of the tyrant, was not worthy of representing Soviet women, has now become the female face of sorrow and memory. As in a dream, she looks calm and sad. She knows that midgets will never be able to cross the river of eternal hatred. Their refrigerator will never reach the other shore, and Duremar never gets through to the Boss. They will remain slowly bubbling in a viscous cauldron of unconsciousness.