Do you know why the content of a fairy tale cannot be modified? Fairy tales, fables, legends, are not simple stories told for the sole purpose of entertaining children and young people. They contain a much deeper meaning: between their lines great metaphysical truths are encoded, truths that the human race has had to assimilate in this simple and colourful way since it would be unable to sustain concepts as complex as those they contain. We must learn to read beyond words. As A. de Saint-Exupéry proposes in his masterpiece, understanding “the invisible to the eyes” by perceiving from the heart: a key phrase for evolution that, unfortunately, has become cliché. “This is the story written in the ancestral memory of each and every one of us. The story that, however, cannot wake up so easily because it lies asleep, gagged by time and oblivion that have forced us to turn it into blurred memories. Memories that seem to emerge out of fantastic tales. Tales that have never been, nothin...