It is the story of a relationship as it would occur in the world of dreams. The two actors are dressed as clownes but play a variety of parts. The story starts and ends with a discussion as to whether art gets to the essence or is just form. In between is a variety of scenes and mimes. This play is a result of my first efforts into the absurdist genre and, as such, lacks a little in dramatic unity. But then dreams don't always have dramatic unity. It is part of a quartet of plays which also include Peace, Magpies and Earwigs.