A widowed young woman and her daughter arrive in Memphis, where her late husband grew up, hoping to build a new life here. But members of the religious community take the newcomer with hostility. She is not like them at all - in her manner of dressing, independence, the habit of asking uncomfortable questions. The green-eyed blonde explodes the closed environment of the community, reveals its strength and weakness as a separate society, as well as the contradictions of the traditional order. It makes you think about the boundaries of your own and someone else's, about the connection between the past and the future.