A put upon slacker of a nephew lives with the reason he's got no ambition, the uncle who took him in when his parents were both killed in a car accident in his young childhood. Once the uncle took him in he never missed an opportunity to beat him down psychologically, emotionally, and in front of anyone. Now the uncle is old but not so infirm. When the old man has a stroke instead of seizing the opportunity the nephew nurses him back to health and free movement. The uncle appears to appreciate it but a leopard doesn't change its spots. By the by, that leopard is played almost hilariously by Joel M. Reid, cult movie maker of Blood Sucking Freaks.
