Synopsis

The aftermath of tragedy left him battling a different kind of confinement – not of body, but of spirit. His family, in their well-meaning concern, sought to shelter him, to define him by his pain. He resisted their attempts at coddling, fiercely rejecting the label of victim they seemed determined to impose. But the world demanded a narrative, and the need to recount what he had witnessed fell upon him, a stark and unwelcome obligation when he had to explain himself to a police officer.