Three friends, each carrying their own handicap.
A woman letting go of love.
A child who must stand up alone, even after falling.
A man who climbs to the top of a tower, having decided to end his life.
In the end, they all come together to share a languid moment of rest.
“An unsolvable loneliness.” There is, ultimately, no clear or satisfying answer. One overcomes it alone, or seeks a personal resolution by being with others. Grand philosophical worries, once borne in isolation, can turn out to be nothing more than futile fantasies, and agonizing anguish can, in an instant, become insignificant before simple physical needs. Though their starting points and reasons differ, everyone carries an unresolvable loneliness and inner turmoil. Through distinct characters, this work aims to portray the nature of that loneliness and anguish in a warm and lighthearted way.