One small act committed during an idyllic family summer holiday causes consequences which create a rippling effect years later. In Allbrite we met a large diverse family living in small town America. We viewed their strengths and struggles. Now the second generation are settled and progressing with their lives. When the ripples reach Allbrite, the consequences follow on without abating. Grandpa and Grandma O'Brien had six children with diverse personalities and aspirations. Their children now have their own families facing new struggles and modern life situations. Can they do better than their grandparents? When newcomers join the family, what will be the consequences?
