 Theo, (8), boldly disrupts her singing Catholic school classmates by unintentionally questioning God s existence. Distressed about the situation, she asks her Grandpa about why she can t see God. He cynically sends her on a mission to find tangible evidence of God s existence. That night, Theo prays to God for x-ray vision so that she can spot Him easier. A fantastic dream consumes her, wherein she stumbles across a tropical forest and encounters a person whom she initially believes to be God; a red-bereted brunette. The stranger is petrified by Theo s claims of her identity, and flees the scene. Theo wins the skittish woman s favor, and is unknowingly invited into a cult. When she doubts the cult s uncanny worship of inanimate objects, the leader proceeds to pummel her x-ray glasses. On a busy street corner, Theo meets a second philosopher; a homeless, burly gypsy. They `share  lunch, as he articulates his nihilist theory, which is lost on an eight-year-old Theo. Frustrated by this non-believer, Theo takes a stroll by a lake, and encounters a colorful group of Evangelists. Theo s seen this all before, and sits next to a kind stranger on a bench, who is similarly displeased by the boisterous group. After they share a Kinder Surprise, the man senses her disappointment and imparts his simple philosophy. Theo finally seems satisfied and runs home to tell Grandpa, but is it too late?