"Today I will transcribe the patients' files for you to hear, in their voices, and as they literally told me about their secrets, but I will choose a different name for each of them, nothing close to their real names, but it resembles their condition and the appearance in which I saw them to the point of matching. It was a game played by the case in the first file. She chose a name completely different from her name and it was related to one of her secrets in some way. I was impressed. I decided to play the game, too, and then I would choose a name for each of them that was completely different from his name, but it matched his condition to the point of astonishment. All of life is a game, and their game was fun. I decided to enjoy it until the end without leaving a single moment."
The writer Dina Mamdouh provides us with a very precise psychological analysis of the characters in her novel who resort to a psychiatrist. She puts us in front of them and their psychological disorders, so that we may be angry with them at times and sympathize with them at times despite their sins, but the pain that seeped in their souls seeps through the pages to us, and then we are slapped in the end with something that was not expected.