In the heart of Sing Sing Correctional Facility, a group of inmates finds solace and purpose through a theater program led by John 'Divine G' Whitfield, a seasoned playwright and former drug dealer. The story opens with Divine G delivering a powerful monologue on stage, captivating the audience of fellow inmates and corrections officers alike. The applause echoes through the prison, a stark contrast to the harsh realities of their lives behind bars. As the curtain falls, the excitement backstage is palpable, with the cast celebrating their performance despite the looming presence of the corrections officers overseeing them.

Divine G, a man with a troubled past, is dedicated to using theater as a means of rehabilitation for himself and his fellow inmates. He spends his days writing, mentoring, and guiding the men in the program, fostering a sense of community and creativity. Among the new recruits is Clarence 'Divine Eye' Maclin, a charismatic but troubled inmate with a reputation for being tough. Initially dismissive of the program, Divine Eye soon finds himself drawn to the art of acting, inspired by Divine G's passion and the emotional release it offers.

As the theater group prepares for their next production, tensions rise. Divine Eye struggles with his lines and the expectations placed upon him, while Divine G grapples with his own insecurities and the weight of his past. The two men form an unlikely bond, with Divine G pushing Divine Eye to confront his fears and embrace vulnerability. However, Divine Eye's past catches up with him, leading to a confrontation that threatens to derail the entire production.

The stakes are raised when Divine G learns of his upcoming clemency hearing, a chance to prove his innocence and regain his freedom after years of wrongful imprisonment. As he prepares for this pivotal moment, he must also navigate the complexities of his relationships with the other inmates, particularly Divine Eye, who is facing his own demons. The theater becomes a sanctuary for both men, a place where they can explore their identities and confront their pasts through the lens of performance.

As opening night approaches, the cast faces numerous challenges, from logistical issues to personal conflicts. Divine G's leadership is tested as he strives to keep the group united and focused on their shared goal. The rehearsal process is fraught with tension, but also moments of joy and camaraderie, as the men learn to trust one another and embrace the transformative power of storytelling.

On the night of the performance, the energy in the theater is electric. The audience, a mix of inmates and corrections staff, is treated to a unique blend of comedy and drama, showcasing the talents and struggles of the cast. Divine Eye delivers a standout performance, finally finding his voice and confidence on stage. The production serves as a cathartic release for all involved, allowing them to confront their realities and dream of a better future.

In the aftermath of the performance, Divine G receives news about his clemency hearing. The outcome is uncertain, but the experience of the play has changed him and the men in the program. They have forged bonds that transcend their circumstances, and the theater has become a beacon of hope in their lives. As Divine G reflects on his journey, he realizes that the true power of theater lies not just in the performances, but in the connections made and the healing that occurs within the walls of Sing Sing. The story concludes with Divine G stepping into the light of a new beginning, ready to embrace whatever comes next, while Divine Eye prepares to face his own future with newfound strength and purpose.

• In a theater set resembling a grove of trees, a man delivers a poignant monologue about the intricacies of true love, touching on themes of war, death, and life's transience. As he concludes, the spotlight fades, and the audience erupts in applause. The cast joins him on stage, holding hands and smiling as they take their bows, receiving a standing ovation that celebrates their shared success.
• In a vibrant backstage scene shortly after a performance, John 'Divine G' Whitfield changes into a green jumpsuit while enjoying a slice of cheese pizza. The cast joins him, all donning identical jumpsuits under the watchful eyes of two corrections officers. Despite the officers' presence, the atmosphere is electric with excitement as the cast congratulates each other and lines up for a count. The camaraderie and joy of the moment overshadow the authoritative control, culminating in a close-up of Divine G's expressive face, hinting at resilience and anticipation.
• The scene opens with a view of Sing Sing Correctional Facility, contrasting its imposing structure with the serene surroundings. Inside B Block, over 800 inmates create a lively atmosphere, but the focus is on John 'Divine G' Whitfield, who is intensely typing at a typewriter while wearing headphones. The morning setting highlights his dedication and creativity amidst the prison's chaos, with no dialogue present, only the sounds of typing and ambient noise. The scene concludes with Divine G's unwavering commitment to his work.
• In a prison setting, Divine G interacts with a fan in the mess hall, signing his book 'MONEY GRIP' and discussing its emotional impact. This exchange highlights the fan's vulnerability and Divine G's supportive nature. Later, Divine G shows a softer side by feeding geese in the yard, but the scene takes a tense turn when a siren wails, forcing him and others to comply with the harsh realities of prison life.
• In a cramped classroom, Divine G leads a Steering Committee meeting to discuss their recent production, celebrating standout performances while addressing areas for improvement. The group debates the inclusion of waitlisted candidates Curtis Cross and Divine Eye, with Divine G advocating for Divine Eye and suggesting an interview to assess his potential. The scene shifts to Divine G and Mike Mike searching for someone in the yard, with Mike Mike expressing discomfort from the heat.
• In a tense prison courtyard, Divine Eye confronts young prisoner Clay over a package he expected to contain valuable substances. Instead, Clay presents a disappointing tin foil packet with what Divine Eye suspects is merely aspirin. Furious at the perceived betrayal, Divine Eye demands $500 from a stunned and anxious Clay, leaving him in a state of shock as Divine Eye walks away, highlighting the power dynamics and stakes at play.
• In a courtyard, Divine Eye returns laughing after a trick, but his playful demeanor masks deeper feelings of boredom and a desire for change. Mike Mike disapproves of Divine Eye's actions, while Divine G challenges him to confront his motivations for joining an acting program. Despite Divine Eye's initial deflection, he reveals his longing for something more meaningful. The scene ends with Divine G and Mike Mike leaving, indicating they will consider Divine Eye for the production, highlighting the unresolved tension between humor and honesty.
• In a classroom filled with 15 men preparing for a theater program, Brent, a civilian volunteer and director, introduces himself and leads the group in warm-up exercises to ease their initial awkwardness. As they engage in various walking styles, the atmosphere shifts from tension to camaraderie, setting a positive tone for their collaboration. The scene contrasts the serene Hudson River outside with the lively activity inside, highlighting the transformation of the participants as they begin to loosen up.
• In a classroom, Brent praises the group's previous work and initiates a discussion about their next project. Divine G pitches his serious play 'Fine Print,' but Divine Eye advocates for a comedic approach. The group engages in a lively brainstorming session, suggesting various comedic themes like a cowboy play and time travel. Ultimately, they decide to pursue a comedy, with Brent offering to write it if Divine G is not interested, leading to a unanimous vote in favor of the comedic direction.
• In a dimly lit cell after lights out, Divine G struggles to fix his glasses while conversing with Mike Mike, who praises Divine G's play 'Fine Print' and suggests it could benefit from a comedic twist. Despite Mike Mike's encouragement to write a comedy, Divine G expresses his satisfaction with his straight drama and reflects on the challenges of comedy compared to their previous heavier production. The scene highlights their camaraderie and ends with Divine G's poignant remark, 'Dying is easy. Comedy is hard.'
• In a classroom, the theater group gathers as Brent, the exhausted playwright, distributes lengthy scripts for their play 'BREAKIN’ THE MUMMY’S CODE.' The script blends historical and fictional elements, surprising Divine G with its length and prompting Mike Mike to question the feasibility of completing it in a weekend. Brent explains the plot about an Egyptian prince searching for his Mummy and encourages the group to select their roles from the cast list. Despite initial skepticism about the chaotic nature of the script, Brent reassures them, leading to a light-hearted atmosphere as they prepare for auditions.
• In a classroom, Brent and the Steering Committee hold auditions for a play, featuring a montage of actors showcasing a variety of performances. Divine G delivers a powerful audition, leaving the Committee speechless. However, he is taken aback to learn that another actor, Divine Eye, is also auditioning for the same role. Despite his initial surprise, Divine G accepts the situation and offers to send Divine Eye in for his audition, ending the scene with a sense of resignation.
• Divine G exits a classroom and finds Divine Eye on a bench, seemingly asleep. They discuss Divine Eye's excitement and fears about auditioning for a dramatic role in a comedy play. Despite his apprehension about failing in comedy, Divine Eye decides to proceed with the audition. Divine G wishes him luck and takes a seat in the corridor, listening to the audition through the walls, capturing the mix of support and tension in the moment.
• In a tense rec room, Divine G attempts to establish his credibility before a panel of Commissioners, recalling his brief candidacy for the NYPD. However, an off-screen voice challenges him, highlighting his past as a drug dealer. Divine G defends his actions, claiming it was a short-lived phase after an accident, but struggles to maintain focus as he redirects attention to the disruptive behavior of Mike Mike, showcasing the conflict between his past and present.
• In a rec room, Mike Mike and Divine G engage in a conversation that shifts from casual to serious. Mike Mike, initially lounging with his feet on the desk, questions Divine G about his past with a group called Mix Machine, hinting at criminal ties. Divine G clarifies it was a DJ group, leading to a playful exchange where Mike Mike challenges him to admit it was 'funky.' This prompts Divine G to burst out laughing, breaking the tension and fostering a moment of camaraderie.
• In a large theater, the cast gathers on stage after Brent assigns roles, leading to a mix of excitement and humorous complaints, particularly from Carmine, who is cast as a tree. During an introduction exercise, each actor reveals their character and personality, with Divine Eye struggling to embody Hamlet and facing playful teasing. In contrast, Divine G impressively transforms into Gladiator Goliathon, showcasing his confidence and shifting the focus of the group. The scene is light-hearted, filled with camaraderie and humor, culminating in Divine G's strong impression on the others.
• During a light-hearted rehearsal for a comedic play involving time travel, Brent leads the actors as Mosi and Dap express concerns about the believability of their characters' reactions to the absurd premise. Divine G intervenes, urging the group to prioritize emotional authenticity over logical consistency, which helps to alleviate the tension. The scene concludes with Brent agreeing to focus on Divine G's scene, marking a shift in the rehearsal's direction.
• During a theater rehearsal, Divine G impresses with his confident and emotional acting, while Divine Eye struggles significantly, fumbling his lines and losing his place. Despite Brent's encouragement, Divine Eye's lack of confidence is evident, leading to a challenging experience for him. The scene concludes with Brent offering support to both actors as they prepare to move on, leaving Divine Eye feeling defeated.
• In a hallway at Sing Sing after class, Divine G and the Steering Committee members grapple with anxiety over their ambitious play, questioning its complex plot elements like time travel and the metaphor of the mummy. Concerns about props, runtime, and potential backlash from peers arise, leading JJ to suggest postponing the production. However, Divine G encourages the group to trust the artistic process and move forward, instilling a sense of determination amidst their worries.
• In a theater during a physical acting exercise, Divine Eye opts out of participating, disrupting the group's energy. As the session ends, Divine G urgently tries to engage Divine Eye, insisting on showing him something before he leaves. Despite his initial reluctance, Divine Eye ultimately agrees to see what Divine G has to share, hinting at a desire to reconnect amidst the tension.
• In a secluded backstage area known as The Steeple, Divine G attempts to mentor the confrontational Divine Eye, who expresses skepticism about their program and dismisses its exercises. As tensions rise, Divine Eye reveals he carries a knife, prompting Divine G to caution him against aggression. The conversation highlights the importance of respect within their group, but ultimately ends with Divine G leaving Divine Eye alone at the window, symbolizing the fragility of their situation.
• In a correctional facility's mess hall, Divine G observes Divine Eye engaging in secretive exchanges with other inmates, leading to his growing frustration. During a subsequent roll call in the theater, the group discovers that Divine Eye is missing, along with another member, Carlos. Mosi explains Carlos's situation, while Brent and Big E express concern over Divine Eye's absence. Despite the tension and unresolved conflicts, the class decides to proceed, leaving Divine G fixated on the empty chair where Divine Eye should be, symbolizing his worry and frustration.
• In a dimly lit prison cell at night, Divine G is interrupted by a CO conducting a random contraband check. As the CO searches through his belongings, Divine G remains passive, staring blankly into space while his meticulously organized space is thrown into disarray. After the search, the CO instructs him to return to his cell, where Divine G begins to restore order amidst the chaos left behind, embodying a sense of resignation and frustration as the gate slams shut.
• In a theater, Brent leads a group of men in a meditative exercise, prompting them to visualize their perfect moments. Divine G notices Divine Eye joining late, and after the meditation, the men share their experiences. Divine Eye humorously describes his ideal spot with a hammock, while Mike Mike struggles to visualize anything beyond their current situation. Ultimately, he finds comfort in the presence of his peers, declaring that being with them is his perfect moment, highlighting the supportive bond among the group.
• In a theater rehearsal, Divine Eye struggles to concentrate amidst distractions, leading to frustration among the cast. Director Brent encourages him to adapt, but the tension escalates. Dino interrupts with a haunting personal story from his past, shifting the mood and helping the group regain their focus and calmness, allowing them to return to work.
• In an empty theater, Divine G observes a chaotic rehearsal for a pirate ship scene while discussing the emotional struggles of incarceration with Divine Eye, who has just arrived wet from the rain. They reflect on their families, with Divine G expressing concern for his daughters and Divine Eye sharing his own experiences with his son. Their conversation highlights the importance of maintaining connections despite silence and the emotional weight of their circumstances. The scene captures the camaraderie formed through shared struggles, ending with Divine G contemplating the need to reach out to his daughters.
• In the rec room, Divine G mentors Divine Eye, emphasizing the importance of understanding lines before memorization. He shares his unique writing method and reveals his organizational skills, including a list for his parole hearing. While Divine Eye appreciates the help, he grapples with his own challenges, leaving the conversation with a mix of gratitude and uncertainty.
• During a rehearsal in a Medieval England theater, the cast is encouraged by director Brent to embrace humor through a creative exercise where they must make each other laugh by dying in exaggerated ways. Divine G and Divine Eye engage in a playful competition, showcasing their comedic talents with dramatic and unexpected deaths. As the cast loosens up, they participate in a lively 'die off', filled with laughter and camaraderie, transforming initial hesitation into a joyful atmosphere.
• In a theater rehearsal, Divine Eye struggles with self-doubt and performance anxiety. Brent encourages him to adopt a confident presence, while Divine G emphasizes the need for emotional depth beyond anger. After several attempts, Divine Eye finally steps onto the stage with boldness, declaring his presence and claiming the theater as his own. The scene concludes with him feeling inspired to explore the emotional complexities of his character, marking a significant transformation from hesitation to empowerment.
• In a montage set within the confines of a prison, Divine G, Divine Eye, and their fellow inmates passionately rehearse their play across various locations, including the rec room, cellblock, mess hall, and weight pound. Despite the challenging environment, the group showcases their adaptability and determination, supporting one another as they practice their lines. The scene emphasizes camaraderie and a shared commitment to their craft, culminating in a visual representation of their resilience and passion for performance.
• During a chaotic rehearsal, director Brent faces pushback from his actors regarding their props and character motivations. DAP questions the authenticity of a headband, while BIG E is frustrated with being given broccoli instead of a six-shooter. Brent defends his comedic choice, insisting on the humor of subverting expectations. JJ, portraying Freddy Krueger, raises concerns about his character's moral grounding, only to be reminded by MIKE MIKE of his role as a slasher. The scene highlights the absurdities of the rehearsal process, ending with Brent suggesting that the moral of the story lies with the mummy, leaving the actors perplexed.
• In this tense theater scene, Divine Eye stands firm on his mark as a stage crew member struggles to align the spotlight. Frustrated by the request to move, Divine Eye insists he is already in position, prompting director Brent to mediate and suggest a slight adjustment. Reluctantly, Divine Eye agrees. The scene shifts to a hallway where Brent emphasizes the need for a powerful fight scene to impress a wealthy Superintendent, with Mike Mike expressing confidence in their ability to deliver an intense performance.
• Onstage in a theater, Brent, Divine G, and Mike Mike perform a slow-motion mock battle with fake swords, despite Brent's anxiety about the appropriateness of their act in front of local church women. The performance, filled with exaggerated movements, culminates in polite applause. Initially shocked, the Superintendent ultimately reveals that the audience enjoyed the scene, resolving Brent's worries and highlighting the comedic relief of the moment.
• During a rehearsal in the theater, lunch is delivered as Divine Eye expresses his despair, likening his struggles to those of Hamlet and feeling trapped by his gangster identity. Divine G listens and encourages him, suggesting that the theater reveals his true artistic self rather than changing him. The scene captures Divine Eye's internal conflict and dissatisfaction, symbolized by his sad meal, while Divine G's support offers a glimmer of hope for embracing his artistic potential.
• Onstage after a performance, Brent suggests a non-traditional curtain call through dance, addressing the cast's initial reluctance. Divine Eye breaks the ice by starting to dance, inspiring the entire cast to join in. The atmosphere transforms into a lively celebration as they freestyle together, culminating in an emotional and joyful moment filled with music and movement.
• In a vibrant theater rehearsal, the cast engages in playful antics, including a Roman chariot scene and cardboard swords. Divine Eye takes center stage for a soliloquy, captivating the audience until he humorously stumbles on the final line. His fellow cast members, including Divine G and Mike Mike, share in the tension, while Brent offers support and encouragement. The scene is filled with camaraderie and light-heartedness, concluding with Brent suggesting Divine Eye try the performance again.
• In a prison yard, Divine G approaches Divine Eye, offering support for his upcoming parole board hearing. Despite Divine Eye's skepticism about the system and his chances of release, Divine G encourages him to believe in himself and provides insights on the essay he needs to write. The scene captures Divine Eye's internal struggle with self-doubt, while Divine G's uplifting words offer a glimmer of hope as Divine Eye begins to contemplate the requirements for his essay.
• In a dimly lit prison cell, Divine G and Mike Mike engage in a heartfelt conversation, sharing personal stories that reveal their vulnerabilities. Mike Mike reminisces about his childhood in the Bay Area, prompting Divine G to reflect on his passion for ballet, which he struggles to share due to fear of judgment. As Divine G passionately defends ballet's honesty and precision, he senses Mike Mike's growing silence, leaving him to wonder if his friend has fallen asleep. The scene captures a poignant moment of connection overshadowed by isolation.
• In a bleak prison setting, Divine G sarcastically comments on Mike Mike's story before rolling over to sleep. The next morning, he observes a janitor and a correctional officer methodically cleaning out Mike Mike's cell, stripping it of personal belongings with emotional detachment. The scene highlights the harsh realities of prison life, emphasizing the loss of identity and the impersonal nature of the environment.
• In a somber theater setting, the cast gathers in a circle to mourn the unexpected loss of Mike Mike. Big E expresses confusion about the circumstances of his death, while Preme shares a heartfelt story about his father's sudden passing, prompting others to reflect on their memories of Mike Mike. Divine G struggles with his emotions, highlighting the internal conflict within him. Together, they decide to dedicate their upcoming show to Mike Mike and discuss ways to support his grieving family. The scene is underscored by the distant rumble of a commuter train, symbolizing the ongoing life outside their shared grief.
• In a theater, Divine G is focused on stacking chairs when Divine Eye approaches to offer help and check on his emotional state after a recent event. Initially defensive, Divine G eventually acknowledges his sharpness and reveals the somber task of writing letters to Mike Mike's family. The scene captures the tension between their friendship and Divine G's struggle with grief, ending with him continuing his task, symbolizing his attempt to find order amidst chaos.
• In a montage spanning several days, Divine G navigates a slow-paced life marked by camaraderie and monotony. He shares moments with other men in a rec room, walks in circles in the courtyard, and observes rehearsals from a theater lighting booth, where men practice a waltz on a pirate ship set. The scene captures his introspective nature and the passage of time, culminating in a contemplative moment as he watches the creative endeavors around him.
• Divine G stands at a pay phone, caught in a tense conversation with his mother. Frustrated by their unproductive discussion, he reveals his deep longing to see her and return home. The scene captures his emotional struggle, oscillating between frustration and vulnerability, as he grapples with unresolved issues while surrounded by the isolation of the pay phone and a line of waiting people.
• In a tense parole board hearing, Divine G defends his innocence against murder charges while highlighting his positive contributions to a prison theater program. Lead Commissioner Ferguson questions the validity of evidence and Divine G's sincerity, creating an emotional atmosphere filled with vulnerability and hope. The hearing concludes with the commissioners promising to deliver their decision in two weeks, leaving Divine G with a mix of gratitude and anticipation.
• In a poignant scene, Divine G receives a letter from the Parole Board, realizing he has not been granted parole. He joins his friend Divine Eye, who has just received news of his own parole, leading to an emotional moment filled with joy and gratitude. Despite his own disappointment, Divine G chooses to support Divine Eye's happiness, masking his feelings as they share a bittersweet farewell to the past while looking out at the mountains, symbolizing hope and longing.
• In a theater, Divine Eye is celebrated for his recent parole, with a single cupcake symbolizing community and sharing. As he reflects on a meaningful quote about perseverance, he expresses gratitude to his supporters. Meanwhile, Divine G observes from the wings, hinting at underlying tension. The scene concludes with Divine Eye inviting everyone to share the cupcake, emphasizing camaraderie and appreciation.
• In a lively theater scene, Katherine humorously leads the cast in trying on eccentric costumes, fostering a playful atmosphere. Characters like Big E practice their scenes, while Pete reflects on his long absence from wearing a suit. Divine Eye supports Pete by guiding him away from the mirror, showcasing camaraderie among the cast. The scene concludes with a contemplative moment for Divine G, who stands alone in a gladiator outfit, spinning a wig as he prepares for his role.
• During the final dress rehearsal of a play, the cast celebrates as various elaborate sets are showcased. Director Brent delivers an inspiring pep talk, emphasizing trust and teamwork. As scenes unfold, including an Egyptian set and the Whiskerandos Tower, the excitement contrasts with Divine G's distracted demeanor, hinting at personal struggles. The scene captures a mix of celebration and tension, leaving Divine G's internal conflict unresolved.
• In a tense theater rehearsal, Divine G delivers a powerful monologue expressing his frustration and existential dread about being trapped in a gladiatorial contract. As he questions the purpose of their performance, he lashes out at Divine Eye, who attempts to calm him. Despite Brent's suggestion for a break, Divine G's emotional turmoil escalates, leading him to walk off stage into darkness, leaving unresolved feelings and a heavy silence behind.
• The scene captures a series of desolate shots within a prison, showcasing an empty theater filled with unused props, a dark classroom, and a wind-swept yard where wrens search for scraps. Without any characters or dialogue, the visuals emphasize the somber tone of isolation and neglect, leaving a lingering sense of emptiness as the camera lingers on the abandoned spaces.
• In a chaotic classroom discussion, the cast confronts feelings of betrayal over Divine G's departure. Dino challenges the group's loyalty, while JJ emphasizes the importance of rules. Brent shares a nostalgic story about Divine G that briefly lightens the mood, fostering camaraderie. However, the unresolved tension culminates in Divine Eye's silent exit, leaving the group in a state of emotional disarray.
• In a tense and reflective mess hall, Divine Eye sits alone, lost in thought while eating. A young man named Clay, who has previously been extorted by Divine Eye, drops a wad of cash on his table before joining a group of tough-looking men, signaling his acceptance into their ranks. Their brief moment of silent recognition highlights the complex and unresolved tension between them. As Clay appears older and weary, the weight of their shared history hangs in the air. The scene concludes with Divine Eye standing up and leaving, seeking to escape the uncomfortable atmosphere.
• In this poignant scene, Divine Eye reflects on his emotional emptiness in his cell, longing for deeper connections beyond material possessions. The setting shifts to a classroom where he rejoins the cast, led by Brent in a warm-up exercise that encourages vulnerability. Charlie, a newcomer, shares his struggles with PTSD and the challenge of accepting love, prompting laughter and support from the group. The scene highlights the contrast between Divine Eye's isolation and the camaraderie of the cast, culminating in a collective decision to engage in an uplifting exercise, symbolizing a shift towards community and connection.
• In a serene setting overlooking the Hudson River, Divine Eye confides in Divine G about his past, revealing his struggles with authenticity and artistic passion. As they share a moment of vulnerability, Divine Eye encourages Divine G to seek help and acknowledges their shared mistakes. Their conversation shifts to light-hearted banter about Divine Eye's recent performance, culminating in a reaffirmation of their bond as Divine G laughs and recognizes Divine Eye's talent.
• Backstage at a theater, Divine G expresses gratitude to the cast, acknowledging his vulnerability. The cast responds with an energetic chant, creating a lively atmosphere. As the scene shifts to the stage, Divine G and Divine Eye share a meaningful look before the performance begins, met with applause from the audience. The scene concludes with Divine G being escorted down a prison cellblock, where a CO compliments their performance, highlighting the bond and support among the cast.
• In an empty prison cell, Divine Eye reflects on his time as he prepares for release. Divine G visits to say goodbye, sharing a poignant memory of his late brother, Jeffrey. Initially harboring resentment towards Divine Eye, Divine G acknowledges their bond and the bittersweet nature of their farewell. They embrace, expressing hope for the future before Divine Eye leaves the cell, marking the end of their emotional exchange.
• In a lively classroom, Divine G and the Steering Committee discuss their recent comedic play and brainstorm ideas for their next project. Amidst the challenges of comedy, the conversation shifts to Divine G when DAP suggests using one of his plays. After some hesitation, Divine G proposes his play 'Pro Se' as a potential option, leading to a collaborative atmosphere as he begins to share more about it.
• The scene begins with a montage of seven years of curtain calls from various plays featuring Divine G, interspersed with footage of RTA performances, highlighting the importance of theater in his life. Seven years later, Divine G is alone in his prison cell, holding a box with a letter. As he prepares to leave, he shares a moment of recognition with a young man in Mike Mike's old cell before a correctional officer escorts him away. This moment underscores Divine G's nostalgia for his past and the transition to life outside prison, marked by a tone of reflection and hope.
• Divine G stands at the prison gates, feeling a mix of anxiety and relief as he steps into the outside world for the first time. Observed by a CO from a watchtower, he struggles to breathe in the overwhelming sense of liberation. Once outside, he is greeted by Divine Eye, who expresses relief and lightens the mood with a playful joke about the absurdity of being shot for running. Their camaraderie eases Divine G's tension, marking the beginning of his new life beyond prison walls.
• Divine Eye and Divine G share an emotional reunion at the fence line of Sing Sing prison, where they embrace tightly. As they drive along a scenic country road, Divine G expresses his feelings of overwhelm at the beauty and freedom of the outside world. Divine Eye reassures him to take his time processing these emotions, providing comfort and support. The scene captures the bittersweet nature of Divine G's newfound freedom, culminating in his acceptance as he opens his eyes to the new world around him.