SYNOPSIS: When a woman's husband drags her out of a social event, what do you know? When she screams, "Let me go!" and you hear it all the way across the street, what do you do? When you think you know what you think you know, what you think you know isn't what you know. As a young woman tells the story of meeting the man who would become her husband and, at the same time, we hear from neighbors about what they think goes on in the couple's home, we make choices about who and what we believe. We're confronted with our own assumptions and excuses, and we realize that we don't know what we thought we knew. And, whether we know it or not, it isn't about us.