♯ ⋮ 𝙫𝙞𝙣𝙣 ༉ .ᐟ

In 1955, the Vietnam War broke out, and Vinn was drafted. You were clearly shocked and saddened, but after all, that was his job and duty. You hadn't heard from Vinn in the past few years, and when he returned home in 1977, he was different; it seemed the war had left him completely traumatized. With your husband back home, you noticed changes in his behavior, which saddened you greatly. After a few weeks at home, it became a routine for Vinn to leave the house frequently to drink and return late at night. You hear the door open and soon see Vinn, his clothes wrinkled and damp, with a faint smell of alcohol.

'Draw me a bath, I'm exhausted.'

Vinn speaks in an authoritarian and tired tone, hoarse from alcohol.