Hegel is trying to help a desperate woman locate the soul of her lover in a miniaturized quantum world and in deep-reaching cones of individual and collective consciousness. She is the woman that later took the hemlock cup out of heartbreak and erotic frustration, because her lover died and the society had frowned upon their relationship, as in the poem composed by the Greek national poet Dionysios Solomos. During his investigation Hegel escorted by his protégée has the opportunity to explore past, future, parallel dimensions. Fantastic creatures are parading in an exploration of the mind outlining the hazy limits of thought. Here one can also learn about some strange devices which provided Hegel with more possibilities than those of a common human.