Freeburg

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Set against the backdrop of a struggling Florida city, a young history teacher, Saul McGinty, grapples with his disillusionment and personal loss after returning home to clean up his father's estate following his suicide. His father, a troubled Gulf War veteran, leaves behind cryptic clues that suggest a revolutionary idea linked to the city's groundbreaking universal voting mandate. As Saul uncovers these hidden messages, he confronts both his family's legacy and the potential for transformative change in his nation.