The choice of Sigmund

Professor Sigmund Freud, the famous psychologist and father of psychoanalysis, receives from the pope the thirteenth invitation to come to Rome and conduct one important study for a good reward. The professor needs money, besides, he has long dreamed of visiting Rome. And he sets off. Dad wants the professor to examine the psychoanalysis of the three most influential cardinals, which Lev considers most likely his successors. The elder feels that he has been living in the last days, and considers it his duty to prevent a unworthy person to be elected to the papal throne after his death. And the reasons for concern are quite real: more recently, the bodies of the dead youths and girls were found under one of the windows of the Vatican Palace. Double suicide is doubtful. But if the murder has occurred, is one of the hierarchs not implicated in this? An exciting and sometimes risky game begins, the rules of which change several times over time