Four Letters of Love
Plot: Fixed typo
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In 1971, civil servant William Coughlan, seeing a sunbeam illuminating his desk blotter, suddenly feels inspired, so he quits to become an artistic painter. This shocks his wife Bette and 17-year-old son Nicholas. |
In 1971, civil servant William Coughlan, seeing a sunbeam illuminating his desk blotter, suddenly feels inspired, so he quits to become an artistic painter. This shocks his wife Bette and 17-year-old son Nicholas. |
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Simultaneously, on a west coast island, Isabel and Sean Gore are watching the sea when he |
Simultaneously, on a west coast island, Isabel and Sean Gore are watching the sea when he inexplicably collapses. Suddenly uncommunicative, he becomes a wheelchair user. Soon after, Isabel is sent to be educated by nuns on the mainland according to island custom, as her parents Margaret and Muiris decide it is time. |
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Back in [[Dublin]], as the now-painter William seeks inspiration, he heads to the western coast. Three months later, mother and son are suffering, wondering if or when he will return. |
Back in [[Dublin]], as the now-painter William seeks inspiration, he heads to the western coast. Three months later, mother and son are suffering, wondering if or when he will return. |
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