Murder, madness, and twisted love . . . Snowblind: A Play in Two Acts, by R. W. Swartz For years George has lived with the guilt of his wife and daughter's death. Over time, guilt has taken ever greater control of his mind, and he blames his family for leaving him alone. Though he still "visits" them daily, every outing ends in their dying. With the same scenario and torment playing out over and over, George has become quite mad. Now as he is about to lose his family again, he hopes that the outcome will be different. His wife, Rebecca, has said that it will be, but in his paranoia, George is not sure. She has said this before then grown tired of the new game, and tragedy has repeated itself yet again. Who is mad, who is not? Who is the victim, who is a killer? Who is who? Has Rebecca taken the thoughts of her tortured husband for her own purpose? Or does everyone's existence reside in the mind of an evil madman? A vivid drama that is at once a murder mystery, exploration of the nature of reality, and excursion into the darker reaches of love.