Condolences

Following her grandmother, Louisa's, death, Vivian is acutely aware how much she looks like her late grandmother. Her eyes, her hair, even her chin is constantly compared to this woman she barely knew. She was fine until people kept offering their damn condolences for her spitting image, Louisa. Vivian is confronted with her guilt and forced to re-examine her place in the world, and she starts by trying to learn why Louisa's death made an impact on so many in her grandmother's small town.