Dan and Dayna are like many couples. They find comfort in proximity, anxiety at distance, and confusion with prolonged affection. Dan and Dayna live together, but also could not. The propriety of being partners in residence, recreation, and life looks something like the resonance of souls in love. Dan and Dayna want to feel that they belong together nearly as much as they want to feel love for themselves. Lacking control of their own lives and power over each other, these two people feel quite a lot but love only a little. There is a line between Dan and Dayna, one as misfortunate and irking as it is invisible to them.