Devoutly religious and properly Southern, AUNT HALLIE’s story is told by her great nephew as he remembers it.  Placing total misconception at the center of the tale, and taking it to an absolute laughable extreme, we watch as she unravels when she discovers a used condom on her front lawn.  Humorously, yet affectionately poking fun at the primness of old Southern attitudes, AUNT HALLE gently warns of carrying misconceptions into the contemporary world.

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