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A little girl sees the world after a few years of her parents' marriage, she fills the couple with a joy that can't be described. So her parents decide to call her Euphrosine, which means euphoric, more commonly called happiness or joy in French. Euphrosine grows up, everything goes well, but her parents are worried-she doesn't hear or respond when called, so Caroline decides to call the doctor. The verdict comes: she is deaf. Euphrosine is born into a good family that doesn't shirk their responsibilities by sending her to an orphanage or a boarding school. Charles and Caroline learn sign language, and even Charles gives her violin lessons using vibrations. They do everything so she doesn't feel alone. Years go by, her little sisters are born, and she becomes a 17-year-old young woman. The only problem is she barely speaks, she is often alone; she is neither as brave and adventurous as Laura nor particularly talented And intellectual Marie, she's just there, a decoration to beautify the Ingalls' house, especially after the news. The Ingalls are moving to Kansas. Once settled in Kansas and in the Independence community, the Ingalls feel at home. Euphrosine discovers a native, a certain Little Puma, who is going to turn Euphrosine's whole life upside down.