As antisemitism and far-right hostility spread across North America, Jazmín envisions a chilling scenario: could New York, a city long celebrated for its openness, become a neo-Nazi-like Berlin? She confronts a society steeped in long-held stereotypes and hatred. Haunted by generational trauma and alarmed by online threats and acts of violence, she wonders if North America is drifting toward a Europe of the pre–World War II era. As narratives of Jewish heroism echo in her mind, Jazmín faces a painful dilemma: speak out like the heroes she admires, or remain safely silent.