It also becomes apparent that Peter is gay, something he shares in common with Harmony’s seventeen-year-old son Trevor, who has just come out. When Harmony accidentally stumbles upon the two of them kissing, something changes in her and the tragic new course of all three of their lives is set in motion.

In Act Two we discover Harmony and Peter on a beach sipping cocktails and speaking about the friendship they could have had – this becomes Harmony’s happy place where she is in control and the reality of the world flows in accordance to her desires. Unfortunately, however, in the real world, it soon becomes clear that in the wake of Trevor’s eighteenth birthday, he and Peter have been seeing each other, and are now in a serious relationship. The more she pushes, the closer Trevor inevitably gets to Peter. As the relationship between Trevor and Peter deepens, Harmony sees no other options and goes on the warpath, threatening Peter’s livelihood, his public image, his reputation.