The Blatancy of Laudanum

The relationship of Haring Plath and Arryn Jackson is that of what a girl-boy relationship usually consists of— art, money, and a good space between them. The springtime reveals Haring to be brooding, irritable, and increasingly more demanding, while Arryn is stuck with thinking about responsibility in high school, stress hurting her anxious habits and mood swings. She was always frustrated, but as a clientele for her and Haring’s business takes off and disappears, it's a race to find her. Haring was always fidgety… what isn't he telling everybody, and what isn't Arryn?