At lunch, she reveals her grief from her father’s passing, and the regret that she hadn’t gotten to know him better while he was alive. Oswald asks if he had left any significant memorabilia around. Sasha tells him of the boxes of old pictures her father left behind. Oswald excitedly suggests that they go to the places in the old pictures. He insists that it will help her get to know her father better. It takes some convincing, but Sasha finally agrees to do it.
Sasha calls her mom to ask her for the photographs. At first her mom is confused and thinks it’s a weird idea, but Sasha is able to talk her around. She goes home to get the pictures that weekend and has a good conversation with her mom about their feelings of Eli’s passing. She understands more about her mom and herself. …show more content…
Here they encounter an elderly couple who knew Eli when he was young. They are able to give Sasha more insight into what kind of a boy her father had been growing up. Sasha is encouraged by this and they continue on to several more locations. At each location they encounter more people who knew her father. Oswald is thrilled by their discoveries and is surprised to find that Sasha seems to not be enjoying it as much as she was at