Pascale uses her whole body to deal with her anger. The body expiates emotions contained in several lifetimes. This anger comes from ancestors and forefathers. It has been passed down from one generation to the next. It has become engraved in family history and now, at this very moment, the woman can no longer contain it. Anger pours out of every pore. Pascale explores the transmission of anger and how to manage it. According to a study by the University of Bonn published in the Journal of Behavioral Brain Research in 2009, anger is written into our DNA. But the transmission of the capacity for anger also occurs through stories told from father to daughter and mother to son. However, the management and expiation of negative or positive emotions is the responsibility of the individual alone. It is by transforming this anger into staged stories that the performer manages to free herself from the weight of the multiple anger buried within her.