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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
2
Theresa reveals her art project the Ocean Rider and asks to borrow Jerry's eyes to capture its light. He wrestles with freedom and prudence as Theresa leans toward a bold, intimate vision. Duane Allerton appears, jolting the mood with a surprise intrusion.
In a studio apartment in Carter Blake's New York, Jerry Harmer, Prudence Blake’s daughter, meets wealthy Duane Allerton who admires her. after an unsettling party he awakens resentment in Jerry. She travels from Des Moines to pursue art, then befriends Theresa the painter and Mimi the actress who share a lively circle.
Jerry assumes caretaking of Theresa and her belongings, finds purpose in nursing and cooking, and forms a bond with Theresa while navigating Mimi's flirtations and Duane Allerton's gifts. Theresa reveals loneliness, asks for sisterly closeness, and Jerry contemplates deeper affection as she receives Allerton's flowers and notes.
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