In the bright yet often murky world of leisure travelers at a luxury resort, Olivia Mossbacher emerges as a curious mosaic of privilege, discontent, and youthful arrogance. A daughter of a successful CEO, she navigates the serene but deceptive waters of affluence with an air of disdain, exhibiting a youthful bravado that conceals an undercurrent of discontent. As she lounges poolside in Maui with her friend Paula, reading Nietzsche, her intellectual bravado veils deeper insecurities and existential struggles. Each day unfolds like the glistening sun above the pool, reflecting a life marked by both critique and indulgence in the luxuries around her.
The very wealth that should set her free instead binds her, creating a complex interplay between her outward confidence and inner turmoil, prompting a narrative exploration of her generation's grappling with privilege and the yearning for authentic connections amidst the moral quandaries of their inheritance.
