Summary
A lone silhouette carves a trembling shadow across the permafrost as the Klondike’s cataract sky spits gold-dust into the river’s maw; here, a prospector of bruised ideals discovers that the wilderness does not arbitrate truth, it merely magnifies echoes. Shackled by a case of mistaken identity, the man confronts his doppelgänger—an eerie mirror shimmering beneath borealis fire—while timber wolves howl verdicts no court will ever utter. Between sluice-boxes and the ice-slicked lash of mining camps, innocence is bartered for nuggets, love is mortgaged against survival, and the river, implacable as chronicle, keeps swallowing confessions it will never divulge.
Synopsis
In the gold fields of the Canadian Northwest, a man is falsely accused of a crime and determines that a lookalike is responsible.
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