"What can I say... My Sultan" is the last story of the book you are holding. But it is not exactly a story. It is a "deeply" confession of the author about the strange incidents that revealed to him, at a tender age, the small and big secrets of Love and Theater.
"The Madman" is the fantastic and momentary impulse of an anonymous fighter of '21 to assassinate the hero Theodoros Kolokotronis.

"When I was a human" is the title of the nightmarish monologue of a worm that, as it crawls through the streets of Athens, reminisces about its previous human life.
In "Dejavu" a beautiful girl walks steadily from the memory of her grandfather's ideology, into the clutches of her mafia husband and from there to the deconstructed Aeschylus.
"The Vaccine" makes us invisible spectators of the global teleconference of the Ions, in order to confront the panic caused by the discovery of the vaccine against them.
Finally, "The Boat" is simply the means of the completely incomprehensible and unacceptable transition of the old man Apostolos from certainty to doubt.