Grandson Believes His Grandmother Left Him Just an Urn of Ashes, Until the Urn Breaks One Day
A 25-year-old musician named Hugo visits the cottage of his late grandma Rosemary, who passed away, and goes home tormented with guilt for his treatment of her. He thinks back on his behavior at the little dwelling, recalling how he despised her financial constraints and her work as a street sweeper. Hugo ignored Rosemary’s attempts and publicly scolded her, even though she was accompanied by others.
Hugo first brushes off the inconvenience of inheriting an urn with Rosemary’s ashes after she passes away. While rummaging through her belongings, he finds a locket inside an urn, which leads him to read her journal. According to Rosemary’s journal, she had a profound but unrequited love for her childhood friend Henry. Hugo, moved by his newfound compassion, takes Rosemary’s dog Sunny with him on a final journey to scatter her ashes in the ocean.
Hugo learns about Henry’s loneliness and sorrow as he sets out on a quest to locate the old man. The unpublished letter and Henry’s love letters are part of Rosemary’s story, which he recounts. They go to Rosemary’s favorite beach together to disperse her ashes. Hugo finds solace and success in his music when his grandmother’s love affair ended, and he returns to life with Sunny by his side as he composes songs about the love she lost.
In conclusion, Hugo goes through a series of emotions as he considers his actions toward Rosemary, finds out more about her history, and ultimately seeks forgiveness by paying tribute to her love for Henry and scattering her ashes.
