The day Adelina discovers that her husband has pawned those personal effects she treasured, she decides it has been enough. The anxiety, anguish and sorrow of maintaining by herself two children and an unemployed husband, has reached her limit. Full of anger and disappointment, she sits at the courtyard of her house, quiet and thoughtful, to watch the imposing forest raise a few meters away from her. She will stay there for three days, indifferent to her confused children and her husband, waiting for the answer, the instrument, or maybe the gun that could help her to make a change or, at least, to bring things back to their previous state.