Synopsis: Dinah on the Eighth Day

Dinah has lost her memory. Upon waking up in the hospital she has no idea of who she is or how she got there. Oddly, she feels rather pleased with the whole situation. Instead of being fearful and frustrated at knowing nothing of herself she sees it as an opportunity. The chance of creating an entirely new existance is a wish desired by many and offered to few. After a quick glimpse into what her life was like and pondering her options she decides the best way to procede is by giving all those who wish to be free of her aquaintance a get out of jail free card. Over the next seven days Dinah, with the help of a few tried and true friends and a handsome stranger, will rediscover things about herself, those who love her, and those who were supposed to have loved her. She can't help but wonder how much of who she is now is who she was before. She can't help but ask ,if she wanted the same things, why couldn't she have had those things then? What was holding her back? Is it wrong not to want to remember her life beore? Is it right to move on from the things other people want you to remember? Should she feel guilty for being grateful for having forgotten?