YOU WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME

Michael did commit a murder but believed You Would Have Done The Same. His resulting remorse and regret was a private torture he thought would finally end with his own death. It didn’t. He discovers himself suspended in a terrifying hell with infinite time ahead of him.

To escape he must discover why he is there. He doesn’t think he could have done anything different. It was murder only in the eyes of the law. He wonders if the die was cast before he was born to his mother, Jos. Hints there take him on a roller coaster ride through the seven ages of his life hurtling towards the twist or turn that propelled him into hell.

Surely the approach to his own death has signs of who he really was and what he had done. Or, maybe there is more when as an infant he met Marco, his life long friend. Were there other choices he missed in the maturing to old age or earlier when he was a whining little boy at school? He can almost smell the answer. But not quite. He rumbles through his judgement age for signs of redemption and then to the time he fell in love. Oh Caroline, Caroline, Caroline. What a lovely time that was. Then there is only one place left to look. The Soldier age of his life when the murder took place.

You Would Have Done The Same.