Robinson Crusoe

Having spent fifteen years building a life overseas, David finally booked a ticket to return to his childhood town. He had left as an ambitious teenager who wanted to challenge himself in a new environment. The consequence of his decision was a significant personal transformation that he could not foresee. He finally returned home after many long and difficult years, but his old neighborhood felt unfamiliar and distant. The local shops he remembered were gone, replaced by new establishments that he did not recognize. The world he came back to was completely different from before, which made him feel like a stranger. This experience has forced David to investigate what the concept of 'home' truly means to him now. He has determined that home is less about a specific location and more about a feeling of belonging. While the physical town changed, the emotional landscape of his memories remained. Ultimately, coming home after a long absence is a journey of reconciling your past with your present self.