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Mr. Salmon walks into Mr. Harvey's backyard 

while he is working on a tent that he claims he 

is setting up in memory of his dead wife.   Mr. 

Salmon, being a helpful neighbor, offers to 

help Mr. Harvey with his project.   Suzie is 

watching from above in her heaven and is 

enraged. There are a lot of emotions running 

though her body and she feels compelled to 

give her father a sign of her presence after 

realizing that her thirst for revenge was 

justified. 

Halfway through building the project, Mr. Salmon 

decides to take a break and lies underneath a tree 

in his backyard.   He feels a presence around him 

and randomly turns towards a nearby branch to 

see the name Suzie, carved on its surface.   At that 

point, his suspicions are confirmed and emotions of 

grief and anger begin to flow through his body.   He  

realizes that he has to keep his composure in front 

of Mr. Harvey, so he restrains his emotions, 

finishes up the building of the tent, and turns to 

leave. 

Mr. Salmon hurries home after helping Mr. 

Harvey, and has many conflicting emotions.  

He does not tell his family and he lets his 

anger get the best of him.   He realizes that he 

needs to find out the truth about Suzie's death 

in order to finally accept it, so, he makes a 

plan to break into Mr. Harvey's house and try 

to find out where his daughter is, and what 

had happened to her.

Late at night, Mr. Salmon breaks into Mr. 

Harvey's house.   He brings a baseball bat and 

swiftly breaks the window in Mr. Harvey's 

basement.   He enters and searches the 

basement.   He finds a safe hidden in the 

corner, and gets a feeling in his body that 

leads him to believe that Suzie is in the 

basement with him.   He uses some tools that 

are on the bench near the safe and plies open 

the safe.   What he sees horrifies him, because 

he sees the dead body of his daughter.

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