Beales Corner

The narrative centers on Tom, who dismisses his granddad's stories during his summer visits, viewing them as a distraction from his own troubles. When the old man requests help in recording his memories, Tom's initial indifference highlights a generational disconnect. However, as the past begins to intrude on the present, Tom is forced to confront the significance of his granddad's experiences, leading to a deeper exploration of family, memory, and the impact of history on personal identity.