This work metaphorically depicts the relationship between Jeju island locals and outsiders as a woman left behind in a hotel room and a man from the mainland. In the piece, the Jeju woman remains silent and motionless like a stone, while the man continuously pours out commonplace stories that countless men may have told her. Yet, all that returns to him is silence. Eventually, this Drama concludes with the arrival of police officers to crack down on prostitution.

The space of an island naturally induces various mental and physical conflicts as simple internal structures collide with abruptly incoming complex external elements. This work, through dramatic devices, represents the situation of Jeju, where opposing elements such as immigrants and natives, nature and development, Koreans and foreigners, mainland culture and Jeju (maritime) culture, ideals and realities coexist, thereby evoking the viewers’ conflicts of desire and anxiety.