When Tig is dumped off at a derelict hovel in northwest Oklahoma, he is forced to reconcile with his indigence and his past. In spite of his physical disabilities and debilitating anxiety attacks, Tig finds asylum and beauty amidst the feral and unforgiving terrain. Solitude and contemplation lead Tig to realize the poverty of his spirit and his need for absolution. Throughout his struggle to survive, the unlikely generosity of a small ranch community provides for his physical needs and bolsters his broken spirit. Over time, Tig methodically learns to trust again. Through tragedy, Tig discovers the resilience of his inner sanctuary, the power of relationships, and the endurance of love.