Lena buys a replacement copy of a beloved book and finds margin notes that begin as trivia corrections but evolve into confessions about motive and consequence. She replies in pencil, page by page, until the argument is no longer fan versus text but reader versus inevitability. The result is an intimate duel over what stories are allowed to preserve.
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