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After an awkward blind date, Theresa Bedell politely ends things with Tony Ross. He begins intruding into her work and home life, and her efforts to get help and evade him cannot restore her sense of safety or identity.
At a mostly white Vermont college, Dean Sarah Daniels’ handling of a Puerto Rican student’s scholarship and racist notes received by a Black student expose the administration’s uncertainty about racism and Sarah’s own biases.
Lisa meets Clint at her mother's mobile home, and they later marry and have twins. The couple lives in motels while Lisa lures young girls to Clint, who abuses them; Lisa murders the victims, then anonymously directs police to their bodies. The second act focuses on their punishment and Lisa's motives.
After an awkward blind date, Theresa Bedell politely ends things with Tony Ross. He begins intruding into her work and home life, and her efforts to get help and evade him cannot restore her sense of safety or identity.
At a mostly white Vermont college, Dean Sarah Daniels’ handling of a Puerto Rican student’s scholarship and racist notes received by a Black student expose the administration’s uncertainty about racism and Sarah’s own biases.
Lisa meets Clint at her mother's mobile home, and they later marry and have twins. The couple lives in motels while Lisa lures young girls to Clint, who abuses them; Lisa murders the victims, then anonymously directs police to their bodies. The second act focuses on their punishment and Lisa's motives.