A perfectly normal bourgeois couple embarks on a trip to Nafplio with a group of friends in their cars.
At a train crossing, Mando spots a familiar man in a passing train's window and becomes extremely agitated, almost fainting, but manages to hold herself together.
A little later, she sees the same man again at the ancient theater of Epidaurus, where a performance of Medea is taking place. And that's not all; the familiar man is staying at the same hotel.
He bears an astonishing resemblance to the great love of her life, Giorgos Pavlidis, a man everyone thought had been killed by the Germans, but who, it seems, is alive.
For a moment, Mando considers leaving everything behind for him: her comfortable life, her spouse, her children, and her home. However, the man from the train chooses a different path: he disappears, leaving things as they are.