An American pickup truck enters, loud music playing. A robot emerges from the truck and welcomes the audience. It speaks about a post-apocalyptic landscape as well as the permanence of geology. Elaine comes out of the truck and talks to the audience about her mother’s last days. She collapses. The truck doors open and Charlie, Carina, and Jessica fall out. The actors all pantomime vignettes about family, memory and death. Jessica describes civilization’s demise. Two travelers, Carina and Charlie, share tea, food, and comfort in intermittent scenes. A girl (Carina) is recovering from surgery while her family visits her in the hospital. Her mother (Elaine) and father (Charlie) argue about the situation and her care. The father breaks down, sobbing. The mother has a premonition. Charlie describes his faith to the audience. Jessica, Elaine, and the robot travel through a desert. They come to a river too deep to cross. Jessica takes Elaine across, abandoning the robot. The truck starts up and exits with the humans inside. The robot is left alone in the space, eventually printing out its internal memory onto paper.