A Game of Symbols

The protagonist attends a baseball game with her husband despite not liking baseball, as a way to cope with the loss of their son, Griffin. Tensions arise when her husband wears the wrong hat, symbolizing a deeper issue of miscommunication and differing coping mechanisms. Through a heated argument, they both express their need for stability and understanding in the face of grief. Ultimately, they find unity and solace in honoring their son's memory together at the game.