Out of Sight

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Haunted by guilt and poor vision, Edison Orwell seeks solace in the small town of Standard, New York, alongside his wife Brenda. Despite the change in scenery, he remains tormented by his past. Engaging in local politics, Edison embarks on a challenging campaign against corrupt officials, hoping to find redemption. Meanwhile, Brenda struggles with her own desires, secretly yearning to leave and hiding a letter that may pull her away from their new life. Their intertwined fates raise questions about love, loyalty, and the quest for peace.