The Paris Review
S4E10 | Foley’s Pond
Feb 21, 2024
A story about the aftermath of a tragic accident and the struggles of a teenager returning to school. Delving into the mysterious past of Foley's Pond and the evolution of a once hidden spot into a manicured park.
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- The story explores the guilt and responsibility felt by Nate Zaimost after his sister's drowning in Foley's Pond.
- Foley's Pond is depicted as a secret and cherished place for teenagers, highlighting the contrast between its physical attributes and emotional significance.
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Nate Zaimost's guilt
The podcast explores the guilt and responsibility felt by Nate Zaimost, a young boy whose sister drowned in Foley's Pond. The narrator reflects on their anger towards Nate and his perceived role in the tragedy, questioning whether he truly blamed himself or if it was fueled by grief. The story delves into the dynamics between siblings and the complex emotions that arise in the aftermath of a tragic event.
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