Brigitta

In response to the invitation of his wealthy friend Stefan Murray, the narrator travels to his friend's estate located in the desolate Hungarian plains. When the narrator's foot steps onto the estate, he feels a mysterious sense that there is a secret behind his friend's extravagant wealth. Over time, the narrator notices a special relationship between him and his neighbor, the owner of the neighboring estate, Brigitta, a woman whom the narrator initially thought — when he first saw her on his way to the estate — was a simple rural guard. He saw her wearing loose rural trousers and riding a horse like men do. Over time, the narrator notices a special relationship between him and his neighbor, the owner of the neighboring estate, Brigitta, a woman whom the narrator initially thought — when he first saw her on his way to the estate — was a simple rural guard. Brigitta was a strong-willed, liberated woman who dedicated her life after her husband abandoned her to caring for her son, overseeing the estate's affairs, reclaiming the land, and developing its resources. After separation and many years of wandering, Murray returns and settles on this estate, dedicating his time and life to working there. He chose this place to be close to his ex-wife. Their son, who has become a strong young man, experiences a tragic accident, which becomes the reason for reuniting the family and restoring harmony between the spouses.