Also, the last dead of the previous year become the new L'ankou for the next year. And the blade of his scythe is on the opposite side, it goes outward
In Breton mythology, France, the Ankou is the Servant of Death. He travels by night in a horse-drawn carriage, and collects the souls of humans when they die. His head rotates like a weather vane, so that no death can escape his watch (Illustration: Graffet, Sorel)pic.twitter.com/5GB9n7RAxr
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There is an Ankou in each parish and in parishes next to the sea, the Ankou use a boat instead of a carriage.
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