Introducing a bland and circumspect character named Fred, ‘Mr. Death,’ allows readers to delve into the triviality of daily life. With a grim appointment as a death’s messenger, Fred is tasked to deliver notices of imminent death to people and, ironically, brings an odd charm to the narrative. The plot thickens when he falls in love with a woman whose death notice he has to deliver, prompting him to confront the morality of his duties and the meaning of life and death.
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