Complex of the past. Iton E.

Girls of the elite English boarding school of St. John the Theologian were known by far from pious behavior. They were fanatically devoted, sharp in the tongue and caustic, which only teenage girls can be. For Josephine, years in St. John passed the whole eternity ago. She had no longer talking to anyone from there from the very day that the school closed its doors with shame.

Josephine returns to the old places. The visit causes vague memories of the last weeks of doom that shocked many. She is getting closer to the secret underlying a long -standing school scandal. But the more Josephine recalls, the more this destroys her life, destroying not only her marriage and career, but also her attitude. , and those experience that forms us as personalities in childhood, encouraging us to think about how our memories can make us reconsider the past.