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The narrative follows a small Skye terrier who, after the death of the man who raised him, keeps a constant vigil at his master's grave in an Edinburgh churchyard. The dog's faithful presence draws compassion, curiosity, and official attention from a range of residents and visitors, shaping a series of encounters that reveal differing human responses. Interwoven with the animal's story are vivid sketches of urban streets, buildings, and social contrasts, and the prose balances sentimental devotion with observational detail to explore themes of loyalty, community care, and the ties between humans and animals.
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