"Love and Psyche" is a magical fairy tale by the ancient Roman writer Apuleius, which tells about the most beautiful and steadfast love story. The main characters of this tale are the beautiful princess Psyche and her lover, the deity Amor, who multiplies to this land out of sincere feelings. Psyche, recognized by everyone as the most beautiful woman in the world, tries to survive all the feelings in her stormy marriage with Cupid, enchanted by the rebirth from the ashes and pumpkin. Traveling on the wings of the carrier through valleys and mountains, they find themselves in the darkest hell, where Psyche orders the candle to be extinguished. Soon the woman shoots her lover, but Cupid stops her death and blesses her with his eternal presence. This tale of eternal love and communication is absolute and astringent, like thirst.