The article reacts to an exhibition at the CCCB that explores the literary imagery of Mercè Rodoreda, reflecting a profound emotional experience that leaves visitors feeling disturbed. It conveys the idea that such explorations lead to calls for censorship and prohibition, with exaggerated phrases suggesting that Rodoreda's work is still seen as a threat to society. The author expresses discomfort and a sense of foreboding upon leaving the exhibition, indicating that the engagement with Rodoreda's legacy evokes fears surrounding current societal norms and emotional states. The commentary highlights the struggle between appreciation of influential literature and the public's fear of its implications in today's context, questioning how art can provoke fear rather than appreciation in contemporary society.