The Big Day

The story shows a man trying to get to a wedding but he keeps getting caught in traffic. He finally makes it to the chapel, but is too late. The plot twist occurs when he arrives for the wedding and there is already a man standing at the alter. He does not say anything after he sees them, but stares at the bride and groom for quite a while.

NOTES:
-main guy seems anxious/nervous driving down windy road
-another man in room with bride and bridesmaids
-bride=happy
-Brad is now in a forest
-Brad is very focused, and nervous or tense, driving speedy, tense grip on the wheel
-where is the mom?
-why is dad unhappy?
-bride seems skeptical, or nervous/ unsure
-car guy constantly checks time- is he late?
-dad checks watch too
-stuck behind a camper on the road, back on windy road, speeds past him
-dad now seems angry
-car guy now on beach
-moves on to bridges
-back to windy mountains
-bride starts to look for something out the window
-man yells at train to hurry up after he gets stuck
-dad closes chuch door
-car guy arrives at church and jumps out of car
-car guy runs into church as bride looks at him and then looks down
- groom looks at him and looks away
*STAY NEUTRAL*
Who:
Primary Sources:
  Main Guy: Brad (car driver)
  Bride: Sofia= happy person
  Groom: John
Secondary Sources:
  Clergy Man
  Father=older gentleman, in room with daughter
  Bridesmaids(secondary sources)
  Wedding Attendees/ Guests
What: Wedding
When: Yesterdau
Where: on a long road, in the forest, maybe someplace in California
Why:
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