The book describes the innocence of the innocent adolescence of the generation of the children of Dor, who is naughty in the youth movement, Kibbutz Galuyot, shame in the relationship of boys-girls and loves: ' We have to understand that our members, movement and the nucleus, subjects like ballroom dances were accepted in disgust and cause the Apprentice or initiation of the movement. Gambling and card games were bell-like and will be heard (Folio 73).  ASI develops a wonderful relationship with his disturbed cousin, and recalls a shared sleep with her at the grandmother's house in Jerusalem, and the discovery of his sexuality: the nights in the shared bed were a broad pillow for a sensual longing, out of a forbidden aspiration to grasp it, caress her neck, and the Laughter (page 19), a passion that accompanied him by his imagination only in the years of acquaintance with her teenage cousin, and with their laughter associated with sexuality in the reading of the Passover Haggadah. "We used to attach a pause to the Bible," breasts were bound to you, or emphasized Ben Zoma says (page 27).  In the present, Assi is an adult patient after a heart attack at the hospital, and in the department he falls in love with Natasha, a young, pretty, divorced doctor, and mother of an individual, and develops a huge love in spite of the stringent procedures in everything concerning patient-doctor relations and the threat of firing the doctor. ASI felt the doctor with great love:...