In the deceptively simple world of a child’s alphabet book, a dark and surreal mystery unfolds in Lillian Canright’s haunting short film. A young mother, grappling with fractured memories and a profound sense of loss, finds herself trapped within the pages of her own daughter’s primer, where each letter corresponds to a fragmented, unsettling memory. Her desperate journey through this psychological landscape, from "A is for Apple" to the ominous final letters, becomes a race to piece together a traumatic truth that her mind has worked hard to suppress. Blending elements of psychological horror with poignant drama, the film crafts an atmosphere of creeping dread and deep melancholy, using the innocent framework of early learning to explore the terrifying architecture of grief and guilt. As the lines between reality, memory, and metaphor blur, she must confront the shadows behind each brightly illustrated lesson before the book closes for good.