The excerpt, entitled “Supplies and the Crossing to the Castle,” is part of the work by Alexandros Papadiamantis “At Christ in the Castle.” The central scene unfolds around a discussion between the priest, Papa-Fragkoulis, the boatman Barba-Stefanis of Berkos, and the curious master carpenter Panagos. Specifically, the priest asks the boatman whether it is safe to travel by boat to the Castle despite the harsh weather, with Stefanis enthusiastically insisting that there is no danger and persuading him.The text describes the priest’s final preparations, including the gathering of many supplies such as food and wine for those snowbound and for the pilgrims. Finally, the priest decides to celebrate the Christmas Eve liturgy at the Church of Christ in the Castle, with the departure scheduled for the early morning hours.Discussion and commentary beneath the video are accepted and encouraged, as they contribute to improving the experience and collaboration with Artificial Intelligence. Any errors or omissions may be pointed out with courtesy and respect, so that the interaction remains constructive and beneficial for all.