Bull

Mark Stenson, molested by his father, escapes his home life and soon finds a girlfriend. Bad luck follows the pair of teenagers as Rachel dies. Mark is devastated by her loss. He turns to the Bible for comfort, but twenty-five years later he is still "touched" by the hand of God and his loss of Rachel. Mark finally finds employment on the Peterson Ranch. Here he faces a bull to gain his employment and as a weekly exercise. At first, he struggles on the ranch, quoting scriptures from the Bible and hung up on his loss of Rachel. Eventually, through hard work and a friendship with Pete, he gets better. As life improves for him he desires to get close to Cindy at the Ice Cream emporium. That relationship matures but with consequences as you will see from this entertaining tale. Many years ago, it was considered that victims of sexual abuse would become perpetrators, to which I replied, "BULL!...I don't have sexual feelings towards children!" But I believe that prejudice is why I haven't been able to find very satisfying work. This has led to the creation of "Bull."