Mick

Fifteen-year-old Mick grapples with the complexities of loyalty in a world thick with expectations and pressures. As an Irish-American navigating the challenges of adolescence, he finds himself at the crossroads of heroism and cowardice. His friendships are tested, and he must confront his own beliefs about standing by those he cares about when doing so may come at a personal cost.

Mick's journey reveals the nuanced layers of bravery and betrayal, pushing him to question what it truly means to be loyal. As he faces difficult decisions, he ultimately seeks to understand his place in a society that often equates vulnerability with weakness and courage with disregard for self-preservation.