At Last

Carrie Wallace lies bleeding in the street, apparently the victim of an automobile accident. As she gazes into the environment around her, she experiences flashes of memory. A casual bump in the street, a father's indifference, a boyfriend's exit, youthful disappointments. She quickly realizes that each of these memories shared a common trait: Each culminates in an insincere apology, without any hint of real sorrow or regret. But despite her lifetime's experience, she holds out hope that she may yet witness a true expression of remorse.