My Baby

After two of his daughters are taken from him at once through double weddings, the old man is left with only his youngest daughter, who, in a moment of emotional defiance, vows never to leave his side. Yet she too eventually departs for her new home, leaving the old man entirely alone. The son-in-law then asserts his right to live separately with his wife. Overcome by bitterness and anger, the father refuses to let them remain in the family home. Several years later, the lonely old man encounters a baby at his gate. Upon discovering whose child it is, his heart aches with longing, and his desire to see the child leads to the inevitable and natural consequence.