The Man Who Dreamed
Wargrave, an artist living with Joan Hesketh and her aunt in Penrith, recalls dreams of fame and love that shaped his life. Joan, later married to a wealthy man, meets a London woman who reveals she is free after Vansittart’s death and seeks Wargrave’s companionship and future.
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Penrth
Irl
Shay
Corniah Air Steel
Ciaratar
Stiere
Fie
Joan
Penelth
Joan Hesketh
Peneith
Delmurely
Abestet
Nini
Sher
Abe
London
Towart
Vansittart
Forbidden Love and Final Separation on the English Coast
A dramatic tale unfolds as a couple confronts love and duty. The man wrestles with abandoning a life together for art and status while the woman clings to hope of an artistic comradeship. After a terse farewell at the station he meets a painful revelation that ends their romance.
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