Crimes were getting a lot common around Norah's city. When Norah's bus got hijacked and the men with guns created a havoc, Norah had to do something, but by acting up, she paid a price for it. Or maybe all of that was something much more she could imagine? The picture doesn't belong to me.
The first chance she gets, Corrine Whitman tries to escape from the man who abducted her. But when James catches her, she has to deal with his bizarre guilt trip. Doesn't she enjoy his company, the game nights, stimulating conversations? Doesn't she know how lucky she is to be taken by a caring man instead of a psycho...