Like most kids Ned idolized his father and dreamed of following in his footsteps. Unfortunately his father spent most of his life in jail. Taken from his talk show addict mother, Ned bounced from foster home to foster home finally being adopted by a lovely family that proceeds to commit mass suicide. Narrowly escaping death, Ned forges a bond with a new family of his own, the Aryan Brotherhood. Claiming responsibility for the murder of a black man he did not kill, Ned is placed in a mental hospital where he is mesmerized by a young black girl, Rachael, who pretends that Adolph Hitler was reincarnated in her. Not exactly love at first sight, the two spar relentlessly until the sparks of romance ignite. The unlikely pair then escape in search of the perfect life together, only to find they have very different ideas of what that life would be. As Ned and Rachael work desperately at being normal, it becomes unbearably clear that they live in two worlds, and it is to those worlds that they must return. But they will not part without one final confrontation that will bond their lives together, forever.