Hidden struggles shape a frontier crisis at Good-Bye
Steve Drake helps Old Jim Flynn defend Polaris timber plans while tensions rise over blocked right of way and dangerous dogs, as LaFane, a wary woodsman, intervenes when a wolfish hound menaces Local children. Ghosts of past schemes, letters from Chicago, and looming bankruptcy add pressure.
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McNally
Katy
Jim
Young Jim
Lafane
Chicago
Jim Flynn
McNallys
Drake
James Flynn, Jr
Polaris Forest Products Co
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Smoky
Kate
Dad
Duffer
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Mac
MacDonald
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Old Jim
Franz
Duke
Portrait of a Woman in a Quiet Morning Room
Steve, stiff from his clash with Franz, surveys a chamber with maps and a bearskin before a framed photo. He holds the print to the light, sees a smiling woman with short light hair in riding attire, and his pulse quickens as McNally enters.
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Concern
Kate
Duffer
Dad
Franz
Thorpe
McNally
Polaris
Lake Superior
Steve
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