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In a rundown flat, two late teenage boys: Joel and Pete, confront the remnants of a 'wine-mopper's' life. Joel's cynicism clashes with Pete's empathy as they uncover fragments of forgotten dreams, including a childhood ambition to build a bridge to America. The discovery of a bravery award earned by the man's father amplifies the tragedy of unrealized potential. Despite Joel's harsh facade, a flicker of regret emerges, prompting reflection on class, lost aspirations, and the inherent value of every life, no matter how seemingly insignificant. Comparable works include Death of a Salesman