More than telling the life of a specific woman, The House of Francisca Dumont invites reflection on how women's stories have been (and still are) systematically omitted. Through fiction, the aim is not to fill in gaps with truths, but to open up space for multiple possibilities of existence. Here, Francisca becomes a symbol of so many other women whose presence has endured only in everyday gestures, in imposed silences and in the memory we dare to reconstruct.