When they separately wake up in a mysteriously abandoned Houston, Hannah has been maintaining her schedule allowing 15 minutes dwelling for her theories ranging from aliens to impending weather disaster to (whisper it) dead Leo on the other hand has been raising as much hell as possible to distract himself from the fact he is utterly alone.įive days into this isolation they stumble upon each other and decide that their differences are not enough reason to be alone and decide to team up to work out what on earth is going on. He avoids effort and attachment to anything whether it be pursuing greater musical skills let alone a career, deeper connections or actually being passionate about anything in his life… but is detachment and ‘devil may care’ actually fulfilling? And is it going to be cute now he’s aging out of school. Leo is undoubtably one of the most attractive boys at school but has wholeheartedly embraced the slacker, 80s hair metal guitar playing, stoner Casanova rogue role thrust upon him not only by his interests but by the expectations of others. She barely has time to be a teenager let alone give attention to this rumbling in her tummy, an unsettling detachment, a dread that she can only pay attention to when the routine stops. Hannah seems lost in her purpose as a ballet dancer, The Plan™️ which includes only dating the right ballet dancers, a gruelling workout & rehearsal schedule and constant pain as the pointe shoes rip and bruise her feet.

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