Jenna wakes from a year-long coma with no memory of her family, her past, or the accident that caused her injury.

Lily takes Jenna to the local Catholic mission, where Jenna notices a dark-haired boy her age in the courtyard.

Mother agrees to let Jenna attend a small local school after Lily insists it would be good for her.

Jenna arrives for her first day of school and discovers Ethan, Allys, and Dane are all fellow students.

Jenna kisses Ethan after he honestly reveals he spent a year in a juvenile detention facility.

Jenna breaks into the hidden closet and cuts her hand on a bracket, exposing a thick layer of blue Bio Gel beneath her skin.

Mother confesses that Jenna's entire body was destroyed in an accident and rebuilt from scratch using Bio Gel.

Father explains that only ten percent of Jenna's original brain could be saved and the rest was reconstructed.

Jenna reveals her artificial body to Ethan at the mission church, and he accepts her without rejecting her.

Using Mr. Bender's computer, Jenna discovers she was the unlicensed driver whose car went off a cliff, killing Kara and Locke.

Jenna sneaks back into the hidden closet and realizes the three computers are brain backups of herself, Kara, and Locke.

Allys confronts Jenna and reveals she has figured out that Jenna is the illegally reconstructed survivor of the car accident.

Jenna locks her parents in her bedroom and throws all three brain backups into the backyard pond.

Allys' parents arrive at the Fox family's doorstep and beg Father to save their dying daughter.

Over two hundred years later, Jenna and her daughter Kayla feed sparrows together in Mr. Bender's old garden.

Jenna Fox wakes from a year-long coma with no memories and is slowly reintroduced to the world by her overprotective family. She pushes for independence, attending a local school and forming bonds with classmates Ethan and Allys. The shocking truth emerges when Jenna discovers that her entire body — and most of her brain — was illegally rebuilt from Bio Gel after a fatal car accident. As Jenna struggles with her identity and humanity, she uncovers that her two dead friends, Kara and Locke, exist as brain backups trapped in a nightmare limbo. When Allys identifies Jenna's secret and threatens to report her, Jenna takes matters into her own hands and destroys all three backups to free herself and her friends. Over two centuries later, Jenna is still alive and finally understands the depth of a parent's love through her own daughter.

Jenna Fox's journey from coma to self-determined future.

Jenna sneaks outside for the first time and meets Mr. Bender, a reclusive environmental artist who lives next door.

Mr. Bender's sparrows repeatedly refuse to land on Jenna's hand when she tries to feed them.

Jenna falls into a shallow creek and is overwhelmed by a vivid memory of nearly drowning as a toddler.

On her way to visit Mr. Bender, Jenna encounters white-haired neighbor Dane, who welcomes her to the neighborhood.

Mr. Bender confesses he is not the real Mr. Bender but assumed his dead mentor's identity to escape a rough past.

While watching a home video, Jenna is flooded with clear memories and rushes downstairs to make hot chocolate.

Jenna drinks the hot chocolate she desperately craved and discovers it tastes like absolutely nothing to her.

Ethan and Allys invite Jenna to sit with them at lunch on her very first day of school.

While shoveling dirt at the mission, Ethan tells Jenna that she is completely normal, making her feel whole.

Allys explains the FSEB's medical point system and mentions Bio Gel; Jenna silently recognizes it as her father's invention.

Father reveals he uploaded the entire Boston school curriculum directly into Jenna's brain without her knowledge.

Dane grabs Jenna by the wrist and tries to drag her to an unknown location; Jenna fights back and escapes.

Mr. Bender lends Jenna his jacket so the sparrows recognize his scent and finally land on her outstretched hand.

Jenna finds a hidden disc still inside the video camera containing footage of her final ballet recital.

Lily leads Jenna through an informal baptism at the mission church, blessing her with holy water.

While Jenna rebuilds her sense of self, a series of smaller but vital moments shape her understanding of who she is and where she belongs. Her first steps outside the house lead her to Mr. Bender, whose sparrows refuse to land on her — an unsettling signal of the wrongness she feels inside. At school, the warmth of Ethan and Allys begins to fill the void left by her lost memories, even as Jenna encounters a body that cannot taste, walk naturally, or move quite right. The revelation that her knowledge was uploaded and her body programmed deepens her sense of alienation, while Dane's violent attack forces her to fight for her survival. A quiet breakthrough comes when Mr. Bender's birds finally land on her hand, and Lily's informal baptism offers her a new beginning. Together, these moments trace Jenna's slow, uneven emergence into a life she can genuinely call her own.

The quieter moments that shape Jenna's new world.

Jenna's body physically forces her to obey Mother's order to go to her room, leaving Jenna terrified by the loss of control.

Jenna notices while watching a home video that she once had a chin scar that no longer exists on her face.

An unknown man is seen photographing Jenna and Ethan together while they work at the Catholic mission.

Jenna discovers a hidden locked closet in her parents' bedroom and retrieves a key hidden beneath their bed.

Jenna demands to know where Father placed her soul in her rebuilt body; Father cannot give her an answer.

Mother and Father beg Jenna to keep the truth about her artificial body a secret from everyone around her.

Lily strongly hints to Jenna that her parents have programmed her to obey certain commands against her own will.

Jenna smashes dishes to provoke a command, then uses intense concentration to resist her body's urge to go to her room.

Ethan warns Jenna not to reveal her artificial nature to Allys, certain that Allys will report her to the authorities.

A class field trip to a dry ravine triggers Jenna's memory of the red skirt Kara once convinced her to buy.

Jenna confronts Mother about blocking her internet access and secretly embedding a subliminal command around the word 'accident.'

Lily admits her role in bringing Jenna to California, then challenges Jenna with the question: 'What are you now?'

Jenna fully remembers the accident and realizes it was Kara, not Jenna, who drove the car off the cliff.

At the beach, Lily pushes Jenna to declare what she truly needs; Jenna demands a red skirt, space, and the backups.

Jenna only fully understands her parents' impossible sacrifices after arranging to have a daughter of her own.

Even before Jenna learns the full truth about her body, warning signs accumulate — a missing chin scar, a body that obeys her parents against her will, and a locked closet full of secrets. As her parents' deceptions unravel, Jenna must confront not only what was done to her physical self but also the hidden commands programmed into her own mind. Key revelations reshape her understanding of her past: the friends she believed she killed, the surveillance she was kept under, and the brain backups stored as potential legal witnesses. Ethan's warning that Allys will report her, and a class field trip that stirs buried grief, push Jenna toward a decisive reckoning with her own agency. Her demand at the beach for a different life marks the moment she truly begins to advocate for herself, and her choice to destroy the backups is her final act of self-determination. Only centuries later, as a mother, does Jenna fully understand the impossible love that drove her parents' choices.