Crystal Taylor plays a devoted woman named Molly who merely wants to have a good life. But Juliet (Eliza Eves), her teenage daughter, is living a bad life, and Molly is praying for her sad soul. Molly finally invites her priest, Father Davis (Tommy Pistol), over to try to talk to her since she is so desperate to talk to her disobedient daughter. Naturally, Juliet's anger towards her mother for constantly interfering in her life explodes when she is by herself with Father Davis. She's had enough of Molly's hypocritical behaviour. Since Juliet is a young lady, what's wrong with living life to the fullest? Getting her bearings? That's not at all problematic! Juliet has little time for Father Davis, despite his attempts to be sympathetic—it's obvious that he's a do-gooder like Molly—but as he tries to reassure Juliet and guide her in the right direction, Juliet gets an idea as she hungrily stares over him. Juliet will finally convince her mother to quit pestering her, and loving Father Davis will support her in doing so.
