At Chri@.:st
[ine's fune,?ral, her :)fos]ter \`_son suddenly %] shows ]up,, a gro-((wn-up 
man :with whom t_/:he family`= has
 been ,o%,u-
\`t `of con);#tact for qu#ite some t`ime. He[ brought@@ a !- letter, stating tha*t Christine wants to be b#uri+](`ed in W :*entelen, to the b.
ewilderme=\nt/ of her biolo=_gical childr,e!.$[n, @++and /`even / more so to that of her husba=!#nd.^= In addition to that, all th(!e re$latives ]are] surpris^/ed [that the#![ foster son of Ch[ ris,(t]i
ne ^:apparentl[#[y =).m=\-+ainta %[ined a c\!orrespo(ndence with ]);C*\)+hris/=?.tin?e. Neverthe@
-l`/e;[ss, Chr%,ist,_ine's l_a=(st wish is r@*_espected, a %*nd they d!%#ecided t-o bury her!!# in `\Wentele`n, and wis( h\ to do so traditi.onally, me\
/a ni _
%ng: !.walking b ehind?] the hea%rse. During a walk of several days(_, all the:! ?`re`l#at (ives (*foster s(isters, foster); f/!at/ her, alle?!ged friends and real ?-ones, the fo`?*s!^ter son, l,]over\?s): have enough[@ time,? to get:,[ to know each other bett[,er+@$. Because in .% =th$[e en` ]d they have%- no othe/@r concl*us)ion than that n $*obody really kn_^ew anyone. Old i :.ntrigues ar!e @*d/ug up, the foster /si%^sters final*@ly learn w@hy the foster brother just *-#di
-sap*peare!#!d from the`% f]amily, and they can begi;n t^o deve+%,lop a real i%,mage of the? moth=er.
 O(^+ nce Chr!isti;! ne's @_=fin+;al resting place is \ reach ed a%nd .^* she is bur]i e[!d, all family t@ ies, good and#
bad, are* shaken around.