Gloria searches for her identity by imagining different ways of seeing and expressing herself. In turn, these ways of thinking take on the corporeality of Santiago and Leo, people who are not exactly what she was taught to be as a child. Gloria goes through her doubts, her chaos, her anxiety and despair in a solitary way, with her notebooks, plants and the coast. Can she be herself in a body that is not a woman? Or perhaps more simply: could Gloria not be a feminine name?