Luna hears a story from an old woman weaving palmetto baskets on Bayou Fil. The woman, Mémère, speaks of a thread she spun that came alive—one that began to unravel everything it touched. At first small objects, then furniture, then her own clothes and hair. The thread pulled her apart strand by strand, not violently, but as if unmaking her. Luna returns to find Mémère gone, but the strand remains. It finds its way into Luna's pocket, her jar, her life. A slow, creeping horror about the things we make and the things that make us. Set on a humid October night, just before All Saints' Day.