Synopsis: twilight girl is invisible

A woman who aspires to do everything creative--write novels, songs, scripts, play music--finds she can only start things and never finish them. It is the source of her most deeply felt frustration and self loathing. Eventually she begins to find that she recognizes her own past ideas in books, songs, movies. At first she presumes that she must have somehow copied the idea from the original and thought it was her own. Finally she starts to realize that all of the people who have published songs, books or movies, etc., had been in the place where she had first scribbled down, or even hatched the idea. She was the source of the ideas all along. At first she becomes paranoid, afraid to think of anything for fear that somehow, someone else will snatch the idea from her. In the end she finds her confidence in the fact that she is the muse that generates the idea, and it is for someone else to develop it.