Frances Collins has been married five years and isn't yet at ease with her married name. She packs a suitcase and heads for work. Rather than return home, at night she changes clothes in the company washroom, and goes to bars looking for a man in whose bed she can spend the night. Sometimes she doesn't find one; drunk, she sleeps wherever she falls. Various folks befriend her: a widow, a musician, a john. A nervous young man offers her a place to rest and clean up. When she leaves his apartment, she forgets her purse; he finds her I. D. , and goes to her place to return the purse. What awaits him isn't pretty. Will Frances eventually return home? How will she handle what she finds? Written by
Little Shots of Happiness
Frances has dug herself a hole of boredom and misery with her lifeless job and her loveless marriage. She begins to combat her lack of identity by creating a wild nightlife character for herself to play.
