Shameful Behavior?

Daphne Carrol is no longer the invisible wallflower of her youth. Returning from a transformative stint in Paris, she arrives home as a high-octane flapper, armed with the sophisticated armor of the 1920s cosmopolitan elite. Her primary target is Custis Lee, her sister's brother-in-law, who remains frustratingly oblivious to her newfound charm. When a newspaper blunder accidentally swaps her portrait with that of an escaped asylum patient named Sally Long, Daphne doesn't seek a retraction. Instead, she weaponizes the error. She infiltrates Custis’s home, feigning the identity of the vengeful 'madwoman' to force his attention. The farce escalates into a dangerous collision of identities when the genuine Sally Long enters the fray undercover as a nurse, just as a criminal element attempts to exploit the domestic chaos. It is a story of how far one woman will go to be noticed, even if it means sacrificing her sanity—or at least the appearance of it.