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The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of the seven Shaw siblings, exploring their shared trauma surrounding their mother's mysterious death and a sister's teenage pregnancy. Spanning from the early twentieth century to the 1950s, each sibling navigates adulthood in various roles while grappling with personal struggles like addiction, divorce, and loss. As they confront their past, they seek to understand the impact of their mother's absence, ultimately revealing the complexities of familial love, healing, and the journey back to one another.