Traps of the mind - by Augusto Cury

Camille is a beautiful, rich and brilliant woman, capable of leaving people impressed with her ability to debate and argue. But his degrees and his intellect were not enough to prevent him from becoming a victim of his own emotions.

Married to banker Marco Túlio, Camille has always been closed off in her own world. Critical, obsessive, pessimistic, she didn't like being confronted and didn't bow down to anyone.

Seeing his wife's condition worsen, Marco Túlio decides to buy a farm so that she can get away from the stress of the city. But constant nightmares keep her from sleeping and mental disorders prevent her from leaving the house.

The turnaround, however, often begins where you least expect it. When she meets the farm's eccentric gardener, Camille is surprised by his intelligence and, when interacting with him, joy little by little returns to her heart.

Then the wise psychiatrist Marco Polo enters her life, who encourages her to face her traumas and look for a character she left along the way: herself.