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Chronicles the desperate longing to belong, neglect, familial absence, and the nature of secrets. Seduced by an older man, the young female narrator is convinced by him that she is the perfect subject for his photographs. Meanwhile, the narrator's sister's relationship with their father sets her on an equally precarious journey. Never clearly delineating the border between art and pornography, the narrator's escalating disquiet is evidence that the line has been crossed.