Morgane

A storm‑swept Breton coastline frames the opening of this lyrical journal, where the narrator, Annette, records the everyday hardships of her family against a backdrop of age‑old legends. The sea is haunted by the name Morgane—a mysterious figure who drifts in folk tales as a siren, a storm‑bringer, or even a royal relative—yet the true nature of her presence remains as elusive as the fog that rolls over the cliffs.

Beyond the myth, Annette’s entries reveal personal loss: her father’s sudden death, the collapse of the family’s fortunes, and a marriage that has already unraveled. As she struggles to keep her thoughts together amid relentless rain, wind, and the relentless churn of the ocean, the journal becomes a fragile lifeline that hints at deeper secrets waiting to surface. This early part paints a vivid portrait of resilience in a world where myth and reality blend, inviting listeners to follow Annette’s search for meaning amid an unforgiving landscape.