She'll Be Company for You story
A widower (Leonard Nimoy) is watched by a strangely menacing cat. Note: Based on a short story of the same title by Andrea Newman Directed by: Gerald Perry Finnerman. Story by: David Rayfiel.
14 total · 7 major · 7 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| coping with a loved one being gravely ill | major | Henry Auden reflected back on having cared for his recently departed, invalid wife. He had cared for her for years and it had been a burden to him. |
| coping with the death of a spouse | major | Henry over the death of his invalid wife. |
| descent into madness | major | Henry was gradually driven insane by his cat Jennet. The cat menaced Henry by transforming into more and more fearsome cats. |
| husband and wife | major | The story was about Henry and his invalid wife that had recently died. |
| remembering bygone days | major | Henry was reflected back on his recently departed invalid wife. |
| remorse | major | Henry appeared to be guilty at feeling relieved about his invalid wife's death. |
| second guessing one's self | major | Henry appeared to be guilty at feeling relieved about his invalid wife's death and for not having cherished her more while she was still alive. |
| extramarital affair | minor | It seemed that Henry had been romantically involved with his secretary June while he was still a married man. |
| haunted house | minor | Henry said to June that the house was full of ghosts. |
| loneliness | minor | Barbara gave Henry a cat because she assumed he would be lonely after the death of his invalid wife Margaret. |