Nàrke (Narcissus in Greek) is a visual metaphor between myth and reality, which maintains the structure of the Greek tragedy of three chapters plus the choirs, linked between the Prologue or beginning, the Episodes or acts and the Exodus or final outcome. The Prologue tells the background of the story that is going to be presented, in addition to situating and anticipating the final destination of the tragedy. In the Episodes (in this case four divided into four seasons) correspond to the phases of meeting, falling in love, ritual and heartbreak that our Narcissus experiences before his disappearance. Finally the Exodus, actually the last of the episodes separated by the second chorus that this time if they recount the final decline of the young man.