Cry Heaven, Cry Hell

Exploring themes of redemption and accountability, the narrative follows three men with dark pasts who seek forgiveness for their sins. An Irishman flees after committing murder, while a descendant of an Amer-Indian ally seeks revenge for betrayal during the French and Indian War. The third character, an American Indian raised in wealth, grapples with his identity and aims to exploit the greed of others. As two of the men die, the story raises questions about collective judgment and the complexities of repentance.