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John Singer communicates only in sign language, yet, like a magnet, he attracts people of different ages, status, occupations, interests, and even skin color. A visiting preacher considers Singer enlightened and someone who will share his ideas. A dark-skinned doctor talks about the equality of all people in the world. A widowed bartender learns about another, hidden side of his personality thanks to Singer. And young Mick is fond of music and even composes a symphony. All these people reveal their joys and sorrows to John Singer, seeing in him a friend, like-minded person, mentor, and a person worthy of their most delicate feelings. He listens and understands everyone. However, only one friend, dear and dear to his heart, can understand him - the kind Antonapoulos. But this friend ends up in a hospital from which he will never be able to get out...
What are humanity and strong feelings capable of? And what do loneliness and misunderstanding lead to? Carson McCullers raises questions that matter to everyone and to which everyone finds the answer on their own.