"Exercises of Style" is a collection of short stories by the French writer Raymond Queneau. It consists of 99 versions of the same simple story, each time revisited in a different literary style.

The plot is simple: around noon in Paris, on a crowded bus, a man complains to the person who keeps pushing him and, as soon as he finds a free seat, he occupies it. Two hours later, the narrator sees the man again at the Gare Saint-Lazare with a friend, who tells him to have a button put on the waistband of his overcoat. No one really knows how this bizzarre story ends.

The work shown is the declination of the same narration using the book itself as a vehicle for representation, following the word "reflection".