By the Shining Big-Sea-Water

Fraser grapples with loneliness and the pressures of a new school, finding solace in the nearby forests and cliffs. Drawn to the beauty of nature, he often retreats into his thoughts, battling inner turmoil. One fateful day, while contemplating a leap from a bluff overlooking a shimmering lake, he is unexpectedly pushed from behind, altering the course of his life. This moment of crisis hints at themes of isolation, desperation, and the unforeseen forces that can change one's path.