Beatrice

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The grain elevator in Beatrice serves as a poignant symbol of the past, shaping the identities of its residents. Colleen reflects on a teenage romance that brought her to the town years ago, while Dale, Jr. grapples with the weight of his father's legacy on the family farm. Dolores fights to manage her life's disappointments, and Perry mourns the loss of both his son to the city and the secrets of his late wife. Each character's story intertwines, exploring themes of memory, legacy, and the enduring impact of the past.