Oatmeal And A Cigarette

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The story revolves around thirty-year-old Billy, who lives a sheltered life, believing he is just a carefree three-year-old. His caregiver, his older brother, manipulates him with frightening nursery rhymes about the outside world, keeping him confined in their apartment. Meanwhile, the babysitter, a grad student, is secretly studying Billy for her thesis, adding another layer of complexity to his situation. This unsettling dynamic explores themes of control, innocence, and the impact of isolation on adult life.