Procul

Quinn is a young adult moving out of her home in California to Texas for a new job opportunity. After a phone call with her soon-to-be landlord in Texas, she has to scrounge together enough funds to afford her increased rent. She supposes it's a good thing, though, since her car can't fit all of the things for her move anyways. 

In selling her things to make more money and make more space for her move, Quinn goes through memories and reflects on how her own story is told through the things in her room. What makes something worth keeping, and what makes something fated to be let go?