Anna Saarikoski-Tähtelä reminisces about her childhood with her father, famed poet Pentti Saarikoski, detailing a poignant memory of a story he used to tell her about the 'Wind Person' who protected them from the darkness outside their home. This particular story, which Anna recalls vividly, symbolizes safety and security during her formative years in the 1970s primarily spent at their family home in Kerava, where Pentti's creative influence was ever-present. Throughout her life, Anna has often pondered the significance of this memory and why it stood out among other faint recollections from her early years, suggesting a personal connection to the narrative that provided comfort and reassurance.