The Deep of the Sound

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Cal McCorkle's life in Bluewater Bay is a struggle filled with overwhelming responsibilities. Balancing two jobs, he cares for a mentally ill brother and a great-uncle suffering from Alzheimer's, leaving little room for personal ambitions or meaningful relationships. His connections are limited to fleeting encounters with his boss, reflecting his isolation and lack of hope. The weight of familial obligations threatens to consume him, highlighting themes of duty, sacrifice, and the search for identity amidst chaos.