Out of Sight

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Edison Orwell grapples with poor vision and a heavy secret that haunts him despite relocating to Standard, New York, with his wife Brenda. As he immerses himself in local politics to seek redemption and counteract corruption, his inner turmoil remains unresolved. Brenda, longing for her past, hides a letter that suggests a growing rift between them. Their contrasting desires for peace and escape create tension, leading to a deeper exploration of guilt, ambition, and the complexity of their relationship.