Tin Roses

This short depiction of a formative family event follows Roger, a devoted father, as he takes his daughter through Otec's amusement park. Through telling imagery and setting, we learn about Roger's meaningful connection with the Otec's of the past, and his disappointment with what the park has become. In flashback, we learn how Roger's innocence was first compromised at Otec's, cheapening his own sense of self. In light of this, how does Roger perceive his daughter and the new Otec's?