This is the story of shadows and of men. The story in which Dick Perceval is faced with his own mortality. To Be Continued is a web series, based on the diaries of Dick Perceval, which were found discarded by the side of a road in Brighton. For more information, visit www.tobecontinued.online Voice: Gerard Bell. Sound Design: Scott Smith. Editor: Becky Edmunds. Supported by Arts Council England and Screen Archive South East.

It's 1932, and Dick Perceval has bought a new hat. It has a narrow brim, so as not to indicate "bohemian precocity". He also shares what he believes to be Sorina's last letter to him.

Sometimes Dick feels like life is like a journey on a train. Beautiful scenery - but always the same scenery. To Be Continued is a web series, based on the diaries of Dick Perceval, which were found discarded by the side of a road in Brighton. For more information, visit www.tobecontinued.online Voice: Gerard Bell. Sound Design: Scott Smith. Editor: Becky Edmunds. Supported by Arts Council England and Screen Archive South East.

It's 1970, and Dick Perceval is concerned about climate change, and unkempt beards. Three years later, Dick tells of his experience of suffering a heart attack.

It's 1932, and during a thunderstorm, Dick Perceval believes his life is in imminent danger! 8 years later, in 1939, he writes as he waits for Chamberlain to announce that Britain is at war. One journal entry is slightly hysterical - the other seems strangely calm.

It is 1964, and an entirely new life has begun for Dick Perceval. He has finally found love and now has "the gift of time". He still feels disappointed in life - but not embittered. Far from it.

It's 1969, and Dick Perceval wakes early and watches history unfold on TV.

Dick Perceval visits Miss Manning, a clairvoyant, in the hope of receiving "a significant message from the spirit world"...

It's the day for voting in the EU Referendum and Dick Perceval is wondering if holding a referendum is a good idea. See who was for the EU and who was against, back in 1975. History does not repeat, but it does rhyme.

15 years after his wife Sorina's death, Dick Perceval decides it is time to read her diaries. What he discovers leaves him "deeply disturbed and distressed."