Diti Demile as Lady Amaranth

In about the time that Diti's parents brought her to the city to obtain a degree in photography, she was not certain that her life would be fulfilled as a photographer. She received offers to change her major and even other careers before she finished her degree.

There was a lot to finding out if she'd make it, or not, in a big city.

Before she finished school, she took on several jobs singing, modeling, and bartending. She even held shady jobs to help pay her expenses through school.

But that is over and done now.

She's really looking for the action, for she knows that is where the money is. Glamor, perhaps, celebs, maybe, but that wasn't where she seemed headed.

She seemed wanting to just camp out at a road show, a boat show, or even a race some place.

Speaking of which, did she tell you about the time when she photographed some caverns, ancient cities, and some of the highest mountains in the world?

Yeah, now that was exciting to her. She knew that if she would ever pull off a career, it would be photographing something that other photographers rarely photographed.

The bizarre.

The plot is about a woman, depraved of becoming what she aspires to be, and so she dares to dream. Her dreams unfold in the plot leading her from them to reality. She interprets them in a metaphysical way, seeking out dream interpreters, dictionaries, and books. She's into the deeper, hidden meanings of them, and may seek professional help at some point to gain a better understanding of what is happening in her mind. She can't live with them privately, so she shares them with family and friends, professional alike, in order to get some form of acceptance that her abnormal dreams are normal--she just envisions them on a bizarre scale, so that kinky and weird translation is portrayed in her photography. There's so much to tell, but she's afraid. Afraid of what she might become and metamorph into ultimately by daring to dream and living those dreams.