An orphan in the slum scrapes by collecting plastic waste. Inside his shabby hut, he drifts into a hallucination: plastic bags morph into an elephant (symbolizing ideals), a cat (embodying maternal warmth and comfort), and a dog (standing for paternal loyalty and courage). They carry him flying over cities, playgrounds and forests, letting him encounter endless warmth and beauty. As the fantasy fades with the sunset, a thin plastic sheet settles gently over his body in cold reality. This imaginary flight is the last tenderness bestowed upon him by suffering.