"Chorochori". This village with the peculiar name comes to show us a way that we can coexist, accurately defining our space and living independently and unhindered by the presence of "others". Simply respecting the boundaries of their own personal space.

It shows us the variety and "alternative" way that each person can perceive the world and objects.

Through the example of individuals belonging to the Autism spectrum, their introversion and their "unique" way of perceiving the environment, the author comes to demonstrate the need to turn our gaze to our neighbor.

To remember and reinvest in the "therapeutic" community.

To discover the pleasure and unexpected joy hidden in the "embrace" of our neighbor.