Mor i Sutre

A middle‑aged rural innkeeper abandons his scruples after learning how to procure untaxed spirits from a traveling peddler and returns home with a young woman who becomes his wife. Their household life is traced through the births and temperaments of several children, whose resemblances and differences prompt pride, suspicion, and recurring questions about lineage and belonging. The narrative follows shifting domestic tensions, memories of past attachments, and the couple’s uneasy negotiations over justice and reputation. Scenes of village routine and gossip illuminate how small moral disputes and private secrets shape family identity across generations.