William McKegg

Backpackers Jack and Marjorie travel on a bus through India. They offer to nurse a baby while the grandmother leaves the bus momentarily. The bus then begins to move away causing them to speculate on the grandmother's actual intentions.

With the end of a floundering adventure in sight, neither grandfather nor grandchild are quite ready to part ways. They depend on one another to stave off mundanity. For grandpa, that means living alone; for Charlie, school.

Backpackers Jack and Marjorie travel on a bus through India. They offer to nurse a baby while the grandmother leaves the bus momentarily. The bus then begins to move away causing them to speculate on the grandmother's actual intentions.

Backpackers Jack and Marjorie travel on a bus through India. They offer to nurse a baby while the grandmother leaves the bus momentarily. The bus then begins to move away causing them to speculate on the grandmother's actual intentions.

Backpackers Jack and Marjorie travel on a bus through India. They offer to nurse a baby while the grandmother leaves the bus momentarily. The bus then begins to move away causing them to speculate on the grandmother's actual intentions.

With the end of a floundering adventure in sight, neither grandfather nor grandchild are quite ready to part ways. They depend on one another to stave off mundanity. For grandpa, that means living alone; for Charlie, school.