Sometimes fate likes to make jokes. Walt is former guardian of order, an agile big man, a hero and an exemplary citizen of the district, pleasant in all respects, a man "without blemish". He lives next door to a transvestite Rusty who continuously plays music. Acrimony and complete misunderstanding could last forever if one day Walt did not get into trouble. Now, the miserable cripple, confined to bed, he almost lost hope of recovery. But his strange neighbor still has not forgotten about compassion despite the drugs, booze and debauchery. Marginal and outcast, neither man nor woman, but a person, Rusty gives his singing lessons that teach Walt viability, and, finding his voice, he finds the strength to live.