The ingredients are all straightforward enough: a girl is kidnapped; her wealthy father wants to move heaven and earth to find her; a homeless man seems to have guilty knowledge, but is actually psychic. But Garrett--the clairvoyant vagrant--is not lyrically crazy, like, say, River Tam of Firefly, but absolutely devastated by his years of enduring visions and other manifestations of people's psychic pain. He isn't unstable, he is shattered. Includes a car chase scene that is made completely awesome by being set to the Tragically Hip's "At the Hundredth Meridian".