– Do you know why our dragons are so big and inflated, Ophelia? Because they are full of words that were not spoken, voices we did not raise when we were in pain. Whatever is not said inflates the dragon. That's why, when we manage to speak, the dragon deflates and fits better inside us. – And does it leave at some point? – I don't think so. It just gets smaller and makes room for the next one that will grow inside us. With our little dragons, we learn to live. A girl who feels she only exists when she offers to others tries to remember when she wore her white armor. A horse that is frightened by its past, a cat that wants to be freed from its own past, and an old sheepdog that doesn't forget how it was saved. An unusual group that embarks on an adventurous journey seeking the mirror that will reveal the secrets of the past and perhaps give them answers to what troubles them. A story about the White Knight syndrome, about the dragons within us, and about our need to heal our trauma and shed the armors that have been placed upon us.