Ghosts and Where They Lay contemplates memory, possession and the act of letting go. This story follows a ghost stuck in her past and the two teens who have ‘captured’ her as they recognize that holding on, to power, the past, or idolization, does not, in fact, grant satisfaction. Through non-traditional narrative structure, the viewer, too, is invited to participate in letting go of their own need for reason and answer, opting instead for a state of pure trust, emotion, and association.