Don't Go Through With This

A bride by the name of Prudence (Bunny Colby) is in the midst of an intimate moment in the restroom during her matrimonial reception. She is visibly distraught and it's evident she would prefer to be anyplace else but there. However, Prudence's emotional collapse is abruptly disrupted by the unexpected entrance of another woman, Eliza (Alex Coal), into the restroom.
Prudence is taken aback to see Eliza, an old acquaintance AND her spouse's sibling-- not merely because Eliza was not on the guest list for the wedding and reception, but also because of the tumultuous history that they share. Indeed, Eliza was ostracized from their rigidly religious society years ago due to her being a lesbian. Yet, the more they converse, the more it appears that Eliza has made a deliberate appearance to liberate Prudence from a life of suppression.
As the puzzle starts to assemble, revealing Prudence's own hidden lesbian identity which she concealed by espousing a man to mollify her kin and community, she starts to feel uneasy. Eliza attempts to persuade Prudence to abscond with her and embrace her true identity, but Prudence is hesitant. Does she genuinely possess the courage to sacrifice EVERYTHING to live authentically? And as the temperature rises between them and the chemistry intensifies, is Eliza truly acting out of pure altruism?.