Forty bucks, a couple of orange crates, and a broken-down jalopy

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Episode 8 explores "Annie's Granddaughter" (Part 2), and delves deeper into the narrative of the protagonist, Zara Vrabel, as she finds herself confronted by her own personal history while trying to unravel the enigmatic past of the lost branches of her family tree. 

Zara grapples with her bewildering familial background--and the Eastland Disaster. While doing this, she gains a fresh perspective on her parents' initial struggles—a tale of embarking on a new life armed with 40 dollars, a couple of orange crates, and a dilapidated jalopy.

However, fully comprehending the weight of this complex history proves a lengthy and arduous expedition, leaving Zara uncertain if she is truly prepared to face it all.

Music:
Sojourner - Ardie Son (Artlist)

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