As a young adult enters a home on a snowy day, we see what he has done and what he goes through as a result of the actions he's taken, but it certainly is not what one may think. Although we do not see what these actions might have been, they have led to the death of the resident in the home. The main character, who is now alone in a house with a dead body, must decide what to do with the body. Does he try to clean up the 'mess' that he's made, or should he try to dispose of the body entirely. Something is bothering him: the fact that he's the one who put himself into this position in the first place.—Anonymous