Small Things Like These
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WARNING: This article contains references to historical violence and abuse.
Small Things Like Thesepaints a fascinating picture of life in Ireland throughout the 20th century.
Mrs. Wilson helped her raise Bill as a child.
When delivering coal to the local convent, Bill witnesses a young girl being forcibly taken to the laundry.
Later, he discovers a girl named Sarah, locked out of the building in the cold weather.
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Bill Furlong, a coal merchant, uncovers dark secrets at a convent that lead him to confront his past and the silent complicity of his Church-influenced Irish town.
