a prominent figure. At the start of the narrative, the protagonist embarks on a pilgrimage to the rural home of Camillo, visiting places steeped in nostalgia for the late author. As he recounts his journey and encounters, he reflects on the somber state of Camillo's family, particularly his grandchildren, who struggle with their identity and the weight of their grandfather's legacy. The author introduces various family members, illustrating their lives and aspirations while hinting at the need for public acknowledgment and support to ensure their well-being and education. Overall, the opening sets a tone of reverence and urgency, as the narrator seeks to highlight the plight of these descendants and their connection to a significant cultural figure. (This is an automatically generated summary.)