An old man, close to death, says farewell to his grand-daughter. It’s just the two of them out there in the swamp, but they’re far from alone.
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5 years ago
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An old man, realising he's soon to die, has a heart to heart with his only granddaughter, telling her about his estrangement from her father (his son) and how he's lived by himself out in the swamp all these years.
Yet, he isn't lonely, he has friends out here, just not the ones most people can see.
Before she leaves, the old man has a favor to ask his granddaughter, one that involves him never having to leave his friends.
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