Dead Head

Rhiannon has found herself trapped in a quiet life, the weight of her past deeds looming over her like a thick fog. After confessing to a chilling series of murders, she grapples with the strange quietude that permeates her days in a remote psychiatric facility. The mundane rhythms of therapy sessions and medication schedules provide little solace as memories of her violent past continue to haunt her. The question lingers: can she truly shed the bloodstained identity that has defined her?

As Rhi navigates her internal struggles, she becomes increasingly aware of the complexities of her psyche and the blurred lines of morality. The yearning for peace conflicts with the thrill of her past, and as she reflects on her journey, an unsettling truth emerges—what if the taste for murder never truly fades? The tension builds as Rhi confronts both her inner demons and the repercussions of her actions, leading to a gripping exploration of identity, redemption, and the shadows that linger in the human mind.