Join Bartholomew, Edie, and Benjamin as they listen to their grandfather tell a tale of a man that seems to be going mad. This mans world unravels slowly, but to what ends?
Grandpa seemed a little more dramatic this evening than usual and stood up from his chair. With pipe in his mouth, he went and stood in front of the fireplace. He looked up and stared at the family portrait. Taking his pipe out of his mouth, he turned and looked at me.
"I figured a storyteller should be able to do just that, tell a story," he said. "Now, this happened long ago in a time almost forgotten. Forgotten, maybe because no one thinks of it anymore. Perhaps forgotten because no one remembers the tale. Maybe forgotten because no one deems it worthy to remember."