When sixty-year-old Harry Wallmann learns that the neighborhood of his youth is about to be demolished, he sets out for his childhood home. However, what was meant to be a farewell turns into a journey into a dark past: the more he immerses himself in that time, the more terrifying buried experiences resurface within him. Unbeknownst to him, he becomes entangled in the evil spirits of his childhood. Through atmospheric illustrations, Gerda Raidt compellingly stages Peer Meter's intricately layered drama about guilt, loss, and the ghostly Harry, all while maintaining the characteristic charm that defines her illustrative work.