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Central to the narrative is the haunting shadow of Bobby's death, a friend lost in a tragic accident that reshapes the lives of those left behind. David wrestles with guilt over the incident, believing he holds some responsibility. This notion is challenged by his brother James, who argues that the accident’s randomness is beyond anyone's control.
As they delve into the past, their differing perceptions of guilt and accountability emerge, showcasing how trauma can warp one's memory and sense of self-worth. While David seeks redemption through understanding, James advocates for a more humane acknowledgment of their grief—a reminder that healing takes time and often requires letting go of the past.