THEY WILL NOT KNOW OF OUR PAST AS WE NOW REMEMBER IT, UNLESS WE TELL THEM
A semi-fictional depiction of a Caribbean village family in the nineteen fifties, in tug of war with death over a beloved terminally ill daughter and sister; the rituals and customs followed as the community celebrates her life and mourns her passing; The wake, funeral procession, and pouring out of grief at the cemetery; the nine nights and forty days' prayers, and the annual All Souls or All Saints night of remembrance. Plus, brief anecdotes of the soul making contact after transitioning.