It's a dive little strip club in a little country town they call a city. In it, a girl sits at the bar. She's beautiful and sweet and funny, and any man would be lucky to have such a girl, but here she is, this little Chyna Doll that wants to be a real girl. She sits and drinks alone. Thoreau once said that "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." In the End is a modern love story of that quiet desperation. It's a story about keeping quiet when salvation is just a word away. At it's core, it is a story about the spirit-about control and self-destruction and freedom and starting anew. Trey Winters is a would be author who is unable to finish a novel despite his repeated attempts. His controlling girlfriend, Sophie Crenshaw, is slowly killing his soul and driving him to alcoholism and insanity. He finds comfort in Chyna Doll, with whom he falls in love. Her life is spiraling out of control due to being cut off from her family and drowning herself in debt and alcohol. They both have what the other needs. They only need to reach out for each other to be saved, but Sophie stands in their way. Will they save each other?