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Years after the death of their rst born son Sean, his memorystill occupies the minds and souls of his parents, Ted and Kate.Both parents struggle to make sense of what they feel may be ameaningless death in a meaningless war. They know that life goeson and that they still have two other children to love and nurture.What will be their fate? They are growing up in the Digital Age,where progress in bio-engineering and AI is making a world of newpossibilities. Still, the old problems exist. Two of Ted’s former athletescome to him for answers to sex and relationships. Ted offers no easyanswers. While he could direct them in the restricted boundaries ofthe athletic eld, outside of those worlds, Ted can only listen as hestruggles with his own sense of loss. What can this new digital ageoffer and what can it not?