Late afternoon inside a glass world. Two faces, Bud and Doyle, press their palms against the cold plexiglass, searching for an escape. But as the doors hiss shut, the dome hums with the finality of a giant refrigerator, and the air inside becomes their entire world. The lock-in is a punchline that lands like a prison sentence, setting the stage for a story far deeper than its goofy exterior sug...
