A father and cub confront a childhood accident by attempting to travel back in time and save a moth.
A father recounts an accidental childhood death involving a moth. The confession establishes the emotional problem at the center of the story.
The childhood accident becomes more than a memory when the father and cub consider its consequences. Their concern turns the past event into an active problem.
The father and cub decide to travel back in time. Their plan is intended to prevent the moth's death.
The time-travel mission reaches the past, where the moth's survival becomes the central objective. The available synopsis does not establish the final outcome.
Boris Tuzanovich
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