Fahad spends the last day of his life with the fear of his father looming over his head. The fear that grew up with him in the form of an old man closely resembling his late father, shadowing his every moment. Like a rat on a wheel, Fahad scurries through infinite cycles of fear characterized by different aspects of his father; fear of paranoia, of those who wield power over his life, of being different, and of tradition and myth. With those fears controlling his life, Fahad tries to break free only to die with his fears