Can the awarding of laurel wreaths at sporting events lead to public shaming? I wonder how to correct the errors of nature that people try to cover up? Successive answers are given in their monologues by those who met up close and personal with Vaso who became Vasos: Antonis the Sibitanidio electronics technician, Stefanis the newspaper typesetter, Sarantos the high school teacher, Gerasimos the photographer and his wife Froso. All of them tell from a different angle an old story that happened during the Junta, when the first television broadcasts of football matches brought everyone together, when the local newspapers were filled with scandalous news from the Athenian ones, when watermelons were sweet and political convictions were enough to be found and saved in the shadow of Mount Ochi.
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