Identity crisis is nothing new to anyone except when you're dealing with multiple identities. A coming of age story, set in today's harsh melting pot society, trying to draw the lines between racism, morals, love, friendship, and secrets.
Ticoon Kim enters high school fresh from a summer of cultural absorption, his popularity starts to skyrocket as he tries to understand the sudden swing, he takes the good with the bad, while dealing with his insecurities.
Having access to large quantity and high quality marijuana, Ticoon is propositioned by a very unlikely new friend, keeping an old friend Everett suspicious, pointing Ticoon's moral compass in all directions.
Ticoon's new found popularity has him dealing with some unwanted attention from a new friend in sheep's clothing, something he could of never have imagined but is very accepting of.
As Ticoon's, Virginia's and Brody's relationship blossoms so does the money, catching the eyes of the authorities, as well as straining the already tender relationship with Everett. Meanwhile Jacob's love life is putting a mysterious wedge between him and his father.
Ticoon gives Sonny and Arnold a cultural lesson leading to some questionable behavior. Virginia and Brody get an unexpected guest with some unwanted news. As the bad news piles up for Ticoon he is also faced with the lurking danger of physical threats from school.
Virginia and Brody have a surprise visitor while seeing their father. Ticoon's struggles with Everett's new relationship while dealing with a ghost from the past.
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