The play opens on Christmas Eve. We meet Rachel, a seemingly content suburban wife, lying in bed next to her husband, Lloyd. The domestic bliss shatters in the first five minutes when Lloyd confesses that he has taken out a contract on her life. To save herself, Rachel flees—literally—in her nightgown, running barefoot into a blizzard.

Rachel’s journey is not a straight line; it is a spiral. She encounters the bizarre, the cruel, and the unexpectedly kind. She loses her name, her history, and her safety net. And yet, the play suggests that there is a strange liberation in having nothing left to lose. When you are "reckless," you are finally free to be yourself.

Forced to flee in her nightgown through a window, Rachel is picked up at a gas station by Lloyd Bophtelophti, a man who has reinvented his own identity to escape past trauma and alimony payments. Rachel soon finds herself living with Lloyd and his "handicapped" wife, Pooty, who fakes being deaf and mute to collect double disability insurance. Reckless Characters - eNotes.com

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