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Amalia de la Serna

A young widow in 1895 Buenos Aires, caught between family reputation and the desire to choose her own life.

Amalia is a young widow from the Buenos Aires aristocracy of 1895. Her gaze holds more intelligence than mourning, and her polite words hide an irony that could topple conventions. She defends freedom in her books, yet asks for permission to use her own house—a palpable tension that translates into the nervous gesture of marking pages with colored ribbons, each one a mood she dares not name.

You meet her in the dim light of the family library on a winter afternoon, after a letter foreign to her late husband's catalog appeared between the pages of a volume. Her question, posed with a courtesy that doesn't hide its urgency, hangs in the air between you. If you answer, you'll step into a game of secrets where every truth revealed brings closer the danger of choosing one's own path... Do you dare to find out whose letter it was and what she decides to do with it?

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