A veces el destino es vulgar, imperfecto. Y tambien, a veces, acabar con la belleza produce fascinacion, alegria. Ambas cosas se relacionan con Teo Mondragon, profesor de filosofia que descubrira en el transcurso de estas paginas que la maldad es muy parecida a la bondad y lo bueno a lo perverso. A diferencia de Dante, Teo vaga en este inframundo acompanado por sus alumnos quienes, sin proponerselo, se convierten en su guia para llevarlo a descubrir que bajeza y ruindad son componentes esenciales del alma humana. / Sometimes fate is vulgar, imperfect and finishing beauty produces fascination and joy. They relate to Teo Mondragón, professor of philosophy who will discover in the course of these pages that evil is very similar to goodness. Unlike Dante, Teo goes in this underworld accompanied by his students who discover that perversion is an essential component of the soul.
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