Making Faces

In "Making Faces," Ambrose Young, an idealized beauty, is the object of Fern Taylor's admiration in a small town marked by the effects of war. As five young men head off to battle, only one returns, sparking themes of loss—of beauty, life, and identity. This poignant narrative explores the deep connections formed between a girl and a wounded warrior, showcasing a modern twist on the tale of Beauty and the Beast, revealing that true beauty can often lie beneath the surface.