Le vagabond des étoiles

In the bleak corridors of a 1920s California prison, a once‑respectable agronomy professor turned condemned assassin endures the grind of San Quentin's regime. Accused of smuggling dynamite and sentenced to an iron‑bound solitary cell, he meets an ever‑tightening barrage of punishments, culminating in a suffocating camisole of force. Yet the relentless cruelty triggers an unexpected shift: his battered body falls into a cataleptic trance while his mind begins to slip free, probing the edges of consciousness.

From that liminal space the convict’s spirit starts to sweep across epochs, recalling lives that may have spanned from ancient battlefields to forgotten natural realms, echoing the old doctrine of soul‑migration. The narrative follows this wandering intellect as it searches for meaning beyond the stone walls, offering a blend of stark prison realism and speculative philosophy. Listeners are invited to contemplate how a single soul can persist, rebel, and roam the cosmos even when its flesh remains imprisoned.