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Bitterroot Bob retreats to his family's homestead in the Great Basin, seeking solace from a chaotic world that rekindles his childhood fears. His isolation is disrupted by Judith Clearwater, whose tales challenge his understanding of American myths. Woody, a philosophical saloon owner, leads him on a journey of self-discovery, while Roger Stegman's land-grabbing ambitions force Bob to confront his beliefs. Through emotional struggles and external conflicts, Bob learns to navigate his nightmares and reassess his national identity in a poignant exploration of hope and resilience.