Conflict

Zits, a 15-year-old half-Native American orphan with a history of abuse and an instinct towards violence faces tremendous internal conflict. After he is persuaded to open fire in a crowded bank, Zits is transported back in time to several different periods of American violence. In each transformation, he embodies a figure in one of these scenes, each of which leads him to reflect on his past and to confront his feelings of angst, loneliness, anger, grief, and identity.