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There's no doubt that the show's story is controversial; issues such as dysfunctional families, domestic violence, sexual assault, substance abuse, adolescent sexuality, gender, death, and bullying are depicted in detail and explored throughout.

Queen (the central character) projects herself as this charming, alluring, and mesmerizing person who has it all: good looks, thousands of followers on social media, an opulent and privileged background, and the ability to get along with just about everyone and anyone. When a night out ends in her unfortunate death, Phaphaeng and Gale, her two best friends exhibit shock and horror; they can't quite understand how she died.

Gale (the secondary character) seems to be the character struggling the most; her mother is an alcoholic and a gambler, her father is dead, she is struggling to land roles that can allow her to pay off her mother's gambling debt, and her boyfriend (Toy) is vitriolic, explosive, possessive, verbally and physically abusive, and controlling. Phaphaeng (the tertiary character) is a promiscuous party girl who has had encounters with almost every man on campus. Chivas (the quaternary character) is a character with a mysterious connection to Queen; he claims she was the "most important person" in his life, and he offers to help out the other characters discover the truth of what happened that night.

As the show goes on, each character's struggles and complexities are highlighted in depth, and it seems that they are all somehow linked to what happened on that tragic night. Expect major twists along the way.