This work brings us closer to the mysteries of the human soul, where the perfect lines of black and white fade, and we are faced with complex gray scales, difficult to decipher, uncomfortable for consciousness. This is the world of the militants who were "processed" by the powerful machines of state terror, the torturers, the health personnel, the caregivers, the analysts, the bosses, those depraved officers, and the ex-militants who - as a result of torture - went to work for the death squads. But also, this is the world of the militants, men and women, who managed to escape from the clandestine detention centers, of the survivors who - once outside - refused to attend the meetings that the squad had left for them, of those who learned to resist, because human dignity was never exterminated, of those who now support legal cases against the perpetrators. This is the Micropolitics of terror and resistance.