My frustration is that the relationship between grandmother and grandson was not fully explained as to why this man would have so much trouble with intimacy. They were close but didn't seem oddly so, so why did her struggles with intimacy have so much impact on Adam? Much was left out. I don't think many young men in this *modern* age, unless there was a relentless Christian upbringing would struggle so much with their sexuality. To me the grandma came across a lonely woman who had enough friendships to make her seem like a typical old woman.
Review of Man in an Orange Shirt
