Memory is the core theme of the film, the driving force that keeps men coming back every year, the collective cultural memory that piques the interest of younger generations, and the ghosts of friends and family lost to plague.
Memory can be a call to action keeps institutions like Fire Island, and the Yankees, sustainable after decades. Young mothers nurse fussy sons while Michael Kay and John Flaherty bicker, and septuagenarians keeping sharehouses even as the sea threatens to overtake what remains.
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