The Big House

Beth is a grieving widow grappling with the chaotic aftermath of her husband's suicide. Her emotions oscillate between despair and an intense desire to uncover the truth surrounding Owen and his secrets. As her reality unravels, she finds herself caught between grief and the haunting presence of her late husband, leading her deeper into a psychological spiral.

Owen, though deceased, plays a pivotal role in shaping Beth's journey. His mysterious past and enigmatic behaviors haunt Beth, as she uncovers disturbing truths about him. His character symbolizes the complexities of love intertwined with darkness, making Beth question the nature of their relationship.

Claire serves as Beth's confidante and a tether to reality amid the chaos. She embodies support and concern, yet struggles to confront the dark truths behind Owen's actions. Claire's character represents the struggle between friendship and the desire to shield loved ones from ghosts of the past.

Mel is a concerned neighbor who recognizes the depths of Beth's sorrow. His role emphasizes the importance of community support during times of emotional turmoil. He provides a grounding presence in Beth's spiraling world, highlighting themes of friendship and care.

Madelyne represents a connection to Owen's hidden life, unveiling the unsettling truths behind his character. Her reluctant sharing with Beth brings to light the complexities of human relationships, where appearances can be deceiving and danger can hide behind familiar faces.