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The father, seen as a guiding figure, tries to navigate both the vehicle and the emotional landscape of his children. He is met with disdain and sarcasm, particularly from Jay, who openly resents the forced family bonding after the death of their mother. The line between nostalgia and burden is blurred as he implores the children to enjoy the journey for their late mother.
As they drive further into the remote countryside, the reluctance of the children becomes palpable. Steve, the elder son, echoes sentiments of frustration towards their father’s attempts to recreate memories that can never be relived. Meanwhile, strange occurrences hint at the supernatural elements tethered to the RV, foreshadowing the ensuing chaos.