Brigid of Ireland

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In 5th-century Ireland, Brigid, born a slave to her father and separated from her mother, embarks on a journey of faith amidst a pagan society steeped in superstition. Her quest for love and acceptance leads her to Christianity, but she grapples with deep-seated hatred for her father and the threat of a malevolent sorcerer. Set against the backdrop of St. Patrick's era, the story explores Brigid's struggle to reconcile her faith with her desire to protect her family, offering a captivating blend of fantasy and personal conflict.