Mack confronts a former childhood bully at a professional book signing event. The scene explores the lingering trauma of childhood torment and the realization that professional success does not equate to personal growth or character.
MACK: I knew it was you. The minute I saw your name on the poster, I knew. ‘Author Event: [Acquaintance’s Name]’. And I thought, ‘No way. It can’t be.’ But then I saw your face, and… it’s you. Still got that same smirk. Still got that same look in your eye, like you know something nobody else does.
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