"I didn't film tuna." There aren't many times I read a 10 Minute Play and have a smirk on my face the whole way through -- this play earned that smirk every second. This play is sharply written, the characters are mysterious and yet relatable, and it makes me want to sit and slowly watch a fire. Well done as expected by Morille.

If there's one thing I love to see in plays, it's when a seemingly strange character is presented as sympathetic and heartful. The way these two characters interact is, while comedic, very charming and heart-warming.

Captures clearly albeit in an unusual way the struggle of being able to work in your profession and having to take on odd jobs to make a living, while learning to love what you happened to fall into.