There's been a lot of talk these days about the Supreme Court ruling ordering the return to Aragon of the paintings from the Sijena chapter house, works that have been in Catalonia for almost ninety years. Everyone is wondering what to do, and the president of the Generalitat of Catalonia responds that the courts' decision must be abided by, but at the same time, he wants to prevent the paintings from being damaged. There are well-known voices in the international museum community, alarmed, who consider the transfer of the paintings impossible without causing them damage. I share these views, but everything indicates that they will not be enough to stop the transfer. The truth is that the Aragonese courts will do everything possible to avoid halting the execution, and even more so will the Aragonese authorities, who, incidentally, are not in a position to ensure the proper conditions of the Sijena monastery to avoid damaging the paintings.