S1.E7 ∙ Episode #1.7

The coming of age of a young man in the 1950s.

A incident happened on 1923 on the Great Kanto earthquake

In late nineteenth century Charante, Protestant minister Jean Barnery causes local disquiet when he arranges a separation from his obsessive wife - and more talk when he decides to take her back. By this time he has been drawn to Pauline, niece of a Cognac distiller, and this precipitates him divorcing his wife, settling on her and his daughter the shares he owns in his family's porcelain factory. He resigns the ministry, marries Pauline, and moves to Switzerland and a tranquil life. On the death of his father he agrees to return home to save the factory, knowing the problems it will bring will change his life completely. So it proves, with service in the Great War having a further profound impact on him and those around him.

A young British woman suffering from depression over the loss of her husband develops an unusual relationship with her chauffeur.

An elderly painter whose son visits with his family on the weekends, is also surprised by a visit from his still-single daughter.

A story of great women set in an impervious nature, told among the silence of the left unsaid.