Cleod

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An acrimonious breakup drives Fiona McCleod to the Lake District, where she utilizes her rock climbing skills as a form of protest. Living alongside Cuddy and Mott in a bender and treehouse, she faces a dilemma when the local pub's closure is threatened. The narrative intertwines themes of love and death amid societal change, enriched by the surreal influence of Viking Sagas and the quirky presence of Fifi the cat and Sigmund the dog. The story explores whether the wood dwellers and the grumpy villagers can bridge their cultural divides.