Lou

Rhia's bond with her daughter Lou deteriorates sharply when she invites her father-in-law, Doyle, suffering from Alzheimer's, to live with them. Tensions escalate as Doyle confuses Lou with his deceased wife, Annie, leading to a series of misunderstandings and emotional turmoil. Rhia grapples with the strain of caregiving while trying to maintain her relationship with Lou, who feels overshadowed by the presence of a man clinging to memories of the past. The story explores themes of familial love, memory, and the complexities of dealing with loss.