The Little Girl on the Ice Floe

The narrative follows Adélaïde, who unknowingly battles an internal war sparked by a traumatic event involving invisible "jellyfish" that symbolize her pain and isolation. As she grows up, she conceals her suffering behind a smile, enduring years of solitude and struggle. The story takes a turn when, twenty-three years later, a call from the Child Protection Unit reveals a suspect's arrest, reigniting her past and prompting a journey towards confronting her hidden trauma. Themes of silence, resilience, and the quest for justice are central to her experience.