'Till Death Us Do Part

When things go bump in the night, the widow Elsa McNulty is afraid to be alone. Her only son and heir, Wilton, comes to her rescue. His plan for her future involves a move to the local nursing home. However, the reality of life inside the nursing home comes as a shock to the senior citizen with the arthritic knees who once owned the local flower shop. Wilton makes it clear to his mother that he and his docile wife Rose have no time to care for her. Elsa and her son disagree on many things, and the tension in their relationship continues to mount. Not easily ordered about, Elsa struggles toward freedom. Her meeting with the attractive Ian helps along these lines. However, her nursing home woes pale in comparison to other events in Elsa's life, as murderous thoughts turn to death in the Lake Erie village of Port William.