How do you forgive a terrorist for murder? Simon Kennedy's mom Yvonne was one of 10 Australians to die during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the only one to die outside of New York, in the attack on the Pentagon. On September 11, 2001, Yvonne boarded flight AA777 to begin her return to Australia after completing a much-planned vacation to America. All passengers on board were killed in the crash into the Pentagon. In , local comedian Simon Kennedy remembers his mom and reveals unheard of details about the trauma family members endured in the aftermath of a global terrorist attack. Disbelief mingles briefly with false hope. Airline officials are in constant attention, offering checks along with solace. Upgrades to fly first class are issued on a regular basis. FBI officials pay cordial visits and invitations constantly flow to official US memorial and anniversary services. The world moves on, but for Simon and other victims, the aftermath remains. 10 years later there is not one hour of the day when Simon is not reminded, in some way, by the media, of the 9/11 attack. is not only his family story, but also a thoughtful reflection on the art of forgiveness and letting go of bitterness and hatred.