Deep Dive
Why did Connie and Geneva feel an instant connection?
Connie and Geneva shared similar physical traits and a natural rapport, making them feel like they already knew each other.
What was the history of the retreat center where Connie worked?
The retreat center started as a hippie commune in the 60s and 70s, later degenerating into a drug commune with a culture of hard drug use.
Why did Geneva react strangely when Connie and Susan were assigned to Cabin Four?
Geneva had a traumatic past involving a maternal mortality case in Cabin Four 22 years prior, which she felt deeply guilty about.
What did Connie experience in Cabin Four that she initially thought was hallucination?
Connie saw a grid of glowing, pulsating lights covering the ground and later encountered a ghostly figure of a woman named Bridget, who was deeply grieving.
How did Connie help the ghostly figure in Cabin Four?
Connie instinctively untangled a mass of glowing threads around the ghost's abdomen, releasing her from her grief and bringing peace to the room.
What was Geneva's connection to the events in Cabin Four 22 years ago?
Geneva was a midwife who assisted in a dangerous childbirth in Cabin Four, where a woman named Bridget died from complications. Geneva felt immense guilt for leaving Bridget behind.
How did Connie's experience in Cabin Four impact Geneva?
Connie's encounter and actions in Cabin Four helped resolve the unresolved grief and guilt Geneva carried for 22 years, allowing her to find closure.
What was the significance of the glowing threads Connie untangled?
The threads represented the deep grief and unresolved trauma of Bridget, which Connie's actions helped release, bringing peace to Bridget's spirit.
- Connie and her friend Susan are catering at a retreat center.
- Connie meets Geneva, a former midwife and counselor.
- They form an immediate connection and share stories.
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