Theathral show. On stage, two divinities, a poet and a physicist, in an almost homely routine of creation and analysis of the universe. With them, two beasts. The poet has his vision, the physicist his, and they are both parents of the world we know. The paternity of the wonders and inconsistencies of reality are disputed. Everything seems to take place in an immobile present. But perhaps something is beyond the control of the two figures, who seem to consider themselves the only ones capable of creative energy. He is Ulysses, archetype of contemporary man, individualistic on the one hand and thirsty for knowledge on the other. The poet and physicist, omnipotent figures, are inexplicably attracted to this new guest, whose imminent passage is awaited. Ulysses is the only element of creation to openly challenge the laws that the two have created, an unexpected creature that arouses a morbid curiosity in the two of his contemporaries. It will then be the gods, this time, waiting for a man, the bearer of a spark of the unknown.