Cassie notices a stranger on the property while Jacob is driving his older daughter to town. Caleb dismisses Cassie, thinking it's one of her invisible friends, until he sees the man for himself. When Jacob returns, the mystery of the man's identity is exposed, and old wounds begin to heal slowly.
- In Patricia MacLachlan's novel Sarah, Plain and Tall: Caleb's Story, Caleb's grandfather returns to the family after abandoning Caleb's father Jacob as a boy, along with the rest of the family and the farm. It is a narrative about forgiveness, healing, and settling family conflicts.
- The tension is increased by narrating the story from Anna's point of view since readers only know what Anna knows—and as a result, we feel the same concern she does about whether or not Sarah will stay.
Thus this is what Caleb's story is all about.
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