In Act Two, Vivieanne grapples with the aftermath of her father's sudden and tragic death. Leaving her tumultuous home life behind, she seeks refuge with her aunt. Despite the physical distance from her past, Vivieanne is haunted by guilt for abandoning her sister in the chaotic wake of their father's demise. Her new life with her aunt presents its own set of challenges. Vivieanne finds it difficult to trust the family who offered her sanctuary after her mother's brutal attack. Their kindness is met with her lingering fear and suspicion, a residue of her traumatic past. As she navigates these complex emotions and her father's funeral, Vivieanne is forced to confront her grief and the reality of her loss, while also wrestling with the unresolved feelings towards her family and the life she left behind. Her journey in Act Two is one of inner turmoil and tentative steps towards healing in an uncertain new environment.