Raindrops
Raindrops

Raindrops

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Lorna and Aran live on an island and shelter Grandma Morgana. They live a simple life: they hunt for food, chop wood, work at the local fair. Aran goes fishing when the rains stop until his wife asks him not to leave. He leaves. In the small shack, Lorna waits for the rain to carry her wishes to the man she loves who hasn't returned.
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