Three slices of life, three notebooks make up this travel diary, three women who talk about themselves, who share with us their emotions and the discovery of India through sepia images for Amélia, black and white for Emy, and watercolors for Kamala. Three women, three different visions of India despite unchanging landscapes and the omnipresence of trains and water (ocean, river, lake, etc.) also symbolizing travel. The common thread running through these wanderings is Kenneth Lowther, who made all three well known and loved. He closes his story by giving us the key to the "animal man", also present in the four albums of the cycle. Thus ends the trip to India of three passionate women, three English women confronted with the shock of cultures.
