Fem is a quiet, masc-presenting woman who keeps her feelings to herself and moves through the world keeping herself hidden. She didn’t grow up seeing her father much and only later learns she was conceived from a one-night stand—knowledge that shaped their relationship with distance. While she’s learning to drive, her coworker Jonny watches from the sidelines. After the loss of her grandmother, Fem’s hurt turns into questioning the relationship she’s had with her father and his absence in her life. When he comes to town, memories and feelings surface and spark inner-child work. When they finally meet, the wall of fear comes down as she steps into her power and asks the questions she deserves answers to. A stream of questions and the empty quiet of a room when it’s just you and the one person you need answers from. Winston, Fem’s father, is in disbelief—not only because he didn’t raise her, but because his own actions have left him oblivious to who his child has become. He avoids his guilt; as a Jamaican man, he struggles to face the answers coming at him and instead tries to move around them.