Plumcake

Faye Collins grapples with her past when she learns that her former abuser, Doctor Edward Vogel, is terminally ill. As a high school administrator and mother, she faces the dilemma of confronting or forgiving him for the abuse she suffered at 17. The narrative explores themes of trauma, consent, accountability, and mercy, as Faye navigates her feelings and the complexities of their shared history. This encounter at Vogel's bedside could offer a chance for redemption, challenging Faye's beliefs and shaping her approach to the new generation she influences.