A short collection of theatrical monologues that are considered to be grotesque and surreal. "You think you're all better than me, don't you? While you're sitting there looking at me and judging me as if you were the jury of a process that will never happen. Where you're standing right now gives you an extreme advantage, and you know what advantage that is? Silence! Silence is always the best way out for those who do not know what to say...for those who want to judge without having to explain. And that's okay! I have sinned! And that's how you see it, of course! From my point of view, I wanted something for myself! For myself alone! And this is my life, not yours! Life is full of suffering. It's true. But there is always a way to escape, to find an alternative. Lawful or not, it does not matter. The option is always there! And I found it. I did it in spite of the fear and superstition! Heaven and hell? What the hell is the difference? The queue at the counter is much more gentle and less pretentious. There they ask you one thing and you cannot be overdriven, which is obvious, but in return they give you what you want. Isn't that enough? None of you would ever have the courage to do what I am about to do! Ha! Challenging the absolute to gain eternal is not for simple beings! But I have the key! And I will keep it close to me together with all the benefits that it brings with it!" (The sinner man) Matteo Tibiletti was born in Varese on the 23rd of October 1978. He has always cultivated a deep passion for film, photography and creative writing. He is an author of screenplays, short stories, poetry, drama scripts and often engages as a director of short films or photo shoots (See www.youtube.com/teotibi and ww.flickr.com/teotibi). In 2009, he published a collection of his best writings titled "The Stranger" through the site www.lulu.com. He attended the School of Theatre City of Varese for five years. Since 2008, he has been one of the founding members, actors and directors of the Cultural Society of Besozzo Duse. Since January 2012, he has also been a member of SIAE as a playwright and photographer.