In this one woman story, the audience is Dawn’s confidant as she navigates her way through a school system that sees her methods as unorthodox, and the society at large that wants her to conform. She is a charismatic and engaging narrator, vividly depicting moments of her life to the audience: tense family traditions at Christmas, horrendously awkward encounters at the staff party, and constantly weaving her love of sci-fi into her biology lessons. Dawn encourages her students to always seek the truth, however she’s made to realize that the truth doesn’t always matter when rumors begin to swirl about her close relationship with Tim.There is a looming sense of foreboding – seemingly insignificant and innocent moments begin to paint a more incriminating picture, until the audience, and indeed Dawn herself, must question her motives, intentions, and desires. "You adapt, you survive, or not. Those are the rules of evolution. That’s what I taught my kids. That’s what I had to learn."