Anna writes a letter to her lover from some years ago. She is feeling nostalgic remembering how they used to be together.

Haunted by their relationship, she is still bound to the past with a chain of emotions.

Nostalgia is a feeling of captivity and she cannot let go, but she has to in order to move on and be free.

The letter becomes a cathartic exercise in which she uses her sexual expression to take control of the emotions and feelings that are keeping her connected to the memories of the past.

In the process of owning those memories of pleasures and lust, she believes she can control her feelings by calling back the moments of their relationship as she pleases.

But does she have real control or is it just an illusion?