Julia Lambert is the greatest actress in England. This is forty-six rocks; she's ugly, rich, famous; busy with her beloved right at the powerful theater; I love to be respected as ideal; She has a grown-up son... And she’s so worried about Thomas Fennel, a young accountant whom Michael, Julia’s man, hired to bring order to the theater’s books. Finally, because Tom is happy with the accounting department, Michael introduces him to his famous squad. The younger boy is incredibly happy to bet, the red one, the pale one, and Julia are welcome - and even more alive than the public’s hoards. To make the young man happy, the actress gives him her photograph. Looking through old photographs, Julia will guess her life. The romance between a young romp and a famous actress is a great plot. And then, what are the legacies of this novel? Who will Julia give her heart to, and who will seem to become a new reality for her? It is important that the actors and their roles are the essence of the symbols of that discordant, aimless theater of actions that people call life. And for them the only reality is nothing more than a...