Acting
Harry gets a role as the understudy for Macbeth. After 4 years of being underappreciated, he's had enough, and finally takes matters into his own hands. Following in the footsteps of Macbeth, he takes method acting a bit too far.
As his vision fades, a man known only as The Fool journeys inward-through nature, memory, and haiku-to find not just solace in what is slipping away, but meaning in the quiet beauty of being.
A charismatic gubernatorial candidate on the brink of victory is forced to confront the violent truths behind his own rise to power when a supposedly dead journalist resurfaces—whether as a ghost, a memory, or a consequence he can no longer outrun.
