Mamzelle has made a success of herself as a farmer in her rural hometown, despite the cold shoulder much of community has given her since she came out as a teenager. Now in her fifties, Mamzelle is drawn out by when she agrees to babysit for several days for a beloved friend, and she begins to enjoy a life she didn’t know she had wanted. A trip into the public sphere, however, exposes Mamzelle and the children to the ugly hate of the homophobia, leaving Mamzelle to regret the trade-offs she made when she chose to live true to herself, but in a community that refuses to accept her.