Sarah questions everything. How important are the things we cannot see? Is her love for her partner, Ian, the forever kind? Furthermore, is she living her life or the one that’s expected of her? The one thing Sarah hasn’t questioned is her sanity until the night her doppelgänger appears through their bedroom mirror inviting Sarah to come with her. Sarah accepts. Her odyssey entails inhabiting her inner landscape and reconciling with aspects of herself she had previously dismissed – grief, rage, intuition and instincts. Before Sarah can return, she must unhook from the personal and societal lies she’s been told but mistook for truth. Ian has no idea when or if Sarah will return. As weeks turn to months, loneliness tempts his fidelity. Professionally, his exploration of how organizations become anti-racist swiftly reveals the cross currents of privilege and injustice he’d personally been blind to.