Identity engages with the ideas of self, primarily those of a young woman in a patriarchal world. Taani finds herself plagued with nightmares of being held a prisoner somewhere.
As she attempts to find a confidant to help her understand these terrible dreams, she is met with indifference and an inability of the people around her to understand her struggle. With a strict father who refuses to let her be the woman she wants to be, and uncertainty about her boyfriend, how will Taani find her voice?
Read LessAs she attempts to find a confidant to help her understand these terrible dreams, she is met with indifference and an inability of the people around her to understand her struggle. With a strict father who refuses to let her be the woman she wants to be, and uncertainty about her boyfriend, how will Taani find her voice?
