The Pig's Ear

Sixteen-year-old Jerry Henderson along with his friends embarks on a hunting trip in Louisiana, which takes an unforeseen turn after a pig they kill is claimed by a stranger, leading to a legal battle over the animal. As they face juvenile court and the potential repercussions of their actions, Jerry grapples with feelings of guilt, responsibility, and the consequences of a misunderstanding. Set in a rural backdrop, the story explores themes of friendship, accountability, and the fine line between a mistake and a crime.