Synopsis

Lourdes, her face marked by the cruel legacy of burns, finds solace in labor rather than self-pity. She understands the necessity of earning her keep, a burden made heavier by the abandonment of her own family. Content with a life of solitude, she remains so until she encounters Cesar. For Lourdes, he awakens a world of affection and shared existence, yet she wonders if Cesar possesses the magnanimity to disregard the disfigurement that haunts her features.