Who really is Vitangelo Moscarda, the hero of Pirandello's novel "One, No One and One Hundred Thousand"? Is he who he thinks he is, or who his wife thinks he is, or finally who the others, all the others, the one hundred thousand think he is? Because each of the latter has formed, based on his external characteristics, a different image of Vitangelo Moscarda. Starting from this doubt, he will try to compose a new image of himself, he will attempt a "hallucinatory search" to capture an expression of himself, different from the one he had formed for himself until the moment his wife discovers the peculiarity of his nose.