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A woman wakes up in the middle of the forest. Disoriented and trying to find her way back home, she runs into a small talkative stuffed rabbit who invites her to tea. The woman accepts the invitation while trying to put her thoughts in order.
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A woman wakes up in the middle of the forest. Disoriented and trying to find her way back home, she runs into a small talkative stuffed rabbit who invites her to tea. The woman accepts the invitation while trying to put her thoughts in order.
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