She clings to the red string left by her father and plays the role of a sensible "intruder" in the reorganized family; he guards his mother's piano and fights against the new definition of "home" with indifference. When the boy's bravery breaks through the girl's avoidance, and when the love and pain of the parents unfolds in layers, they understand: feelings are never a multiple-choice question, but a red rope wrapped around the keys. They know that it will hurt, but they still want to play the tune that belongs to two people.
Concept: Two traumatized teenagers heal each other and grow into better adults.