Fausto is a proud and greedy man who believes that the entire world belongs to him. Walking through the landscape in his sharp suit, he decides to survey all of his supposed property. He marches up to a beautiful flower, a quiet sheep, and a towering mountain, demanding that they bow down and acknowledge him as their master. Intimidated by his anger, the flower, the sheep, and the mountain quietly surrender to his demands. But gaining control of the land is not enough to satisfy Fausto's massive ego. Looking out at the horizon, he decides that he must also conquer the vast and powerful ocean. He climbs into a boat and sets out to sea, determined to bend the water to his will. This striking and thought-provoking fable explores the dangers of greed and the foolishness of trying to possess nature. You will discover a powerful lesson about humility, respect, and the limits of human power in the face of the natural world.