Del Greco proposes working on friendship, the physical and emotional closeness it involves, and how it is experienced as you grow up. In your teenage years, groups begin to form and, with them, the possibility of being part of them or of being left out. With groups, individual identity is diluted and pre-established norms are adopted, young people start to identify with categories, roles and labels. What to do with all this? Where do friendships end? How do you deal with these new realities? How much is left behind? How does the teenager experience the memory of past friendships? Is their past less valuable than that of an adult? How do they see themselves in the future and how do they imagine the rest of the group? Will they remain friends?