Krindlesyke

Krindlesyke is a play by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, written in the early 20th century, set in a remote shepherd's cottage on the Northumbrian fells. The narrative focuses on the Barrasford family, particularly Ezra and Eliza, as they prepare for the return of their son Jim and his fiancée Phoebe, while grappling with memories of Jim's past relationship with Judith Ellershaw. The play explores themes of family, tradition, love, and the passage of time, highlighting the emotional complexities of rural life and familial ties.