Hanna consistently faces failures - be it in her studies, friendships, or family relationships. Despite the considerable efforts and resources invested in her, she remains an outlier, an exception in the classroom landscape. However, a meeting with one teacher is poised to revolutionize her world entirely. The play unveils the emotions experienced by dyslexic children and the significant injustice they endure, often stemming from delayed detection. It also delves into the challenges and difficulties encountered by all the involved systems—family, educational, and social.
This gripping drama explores themes of education, coping with disability, and the profound impact of an individual's ability to instigate change.