It's the 50's and Arthur Trilby, an affluent and refined asset to the banking world has been found dead. His entire fortune has been given to his wife, a great surprise to her considering their distance within the marriage. In the presence of the en...
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If you are afraid of loneliness, don't marry. -Anton Chekhov
Arthur Trilby was a cordial and confident man in the banking industry but when returning home to his wife, Aubrey, it was as if he was a different person. He became the reserved and quiet husband Aubrey had always known. To her Arthur was simply a man who struggled with expressing his emotion and someone who believed his life should be kept private. Despite living in the same New York apartment their distance with each other was evident. Loneliness became a habit for Aubrey, often finding herself staring at the front door waiting for him to return home. She had converted to the women she had sworn she would never become, one dependent on her husband.
