The Wild Boy

A kidnapping gone wrong leaves a baby in the woods, and a she-wolf raises him as her own. Years later his real family finds him and brings him home, and now everyone gets to find out what happens when you take the wild out of the boy but not the boy out of the wild.

The setup is the whole point: a feral kid dropped back into a household of women who don't quite know what to do with him, and who he doesn't quite know how to read as anything but instinct. What follows leans into that friction, with his mother and the other women around him on the receiving end of behavior no one raised him to unlearn.

There's no real choice-making here, just a fixed story that moves forward scene by scene toward its own conclusions. You watch him figure out boundaries by ignoring them, and the household adjusts around him rather than the other way around.