The people of Morgan Springs, an affluent university community, take great pride in their town and regard it as a beacon of progressivism in their state. When a group calling itself Occupy Morgan Springs takes over a public plaza on an October morning, the townspeople and their leaders are thrilled. They see it as only fitting that the national Occupy Wall Street movement would establish itself in their town and they welcome the young occupiers with open arms. Soon enough, the occupiers begin to pursue their agenda for building a better society and the town will be tested. What will Morgan Springs' residents learn about the occupiers? What will the residents learn about themselves?