Dawn

On his fourteenth birthday, Keith Burton receives a poorly printed copy of "Treasure Island" from his father, leading him to feel a mix of disappointment and concern for his father's feelings. As he tries to hide his distress, he soon discovers that the issue of unreadable print extends beyond his gift, appearing in his father's journal and other publications. This revelation marks the beginning of Keith's unsettling realization about the quality of the printed materials around him, hinting at a broader problem that affects his world.