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Van, a lifelong miser facing stage-four melanoma, grapples with mortality amid his bitter, sarcastic worldview and reluctance to invest in his health or comfort. As he relies on his compassionate neighbor, Delta, to navigate his treatments and confronts personal tragedies, he begins to question whether merely surviving is enough—or if he's ready to truly learn how to live. Seen through Van’s darkly humorous and cynical perspective, the story explores themes of fear, loneliness, and the possibility of change.