Living is expensive, but death isn’t much cheaper. Da-bin’s dad couldn’t afford to look after her mother properly, let alone to pay to have her cremated in a proper manner. So he decides to take matters into his own hands, and takes Da-bin and her younger sister Han-sol along for the ride. Attempts at ‘alternative’ burials, dining and dashing, and their father’s ineptitude make for a tiresome day, and all end badly. But this leads the girls to some pretty big philosophical questions, and memories come flooding back. Da-bin and Han-sol must teach each other, and themselves, how to say good-bye.