Emma blames herself when a freak accident at a pool party leaves Hunter, the town\'s rising track star and her former boyfriend, paralyzed from the waist down.
Does creating meaningful art require retreating inward toward self-expression, or striving outward toward recognition-or can it somehow be both? Searching for one whole, authentic identity, Emma grapples with love, ambition, grief, homecoming, and-ultimately-redemption..
But what started as therapeutic for Emma ends up deepening her guilt.
As she struggles with anxiety, loneliness and regret, she begins to obsessively paint portraits of legs and feet-Hunter\'s legs and feet-and for the first time receives critical acclaim and notice for her artwork.
Emma blames herself when a freak accident at a pool party leaves Hunter, the town\'s rising track star and her former boyfriend, paralyzed from the waist down
