When Clark and Jamie met, it felt like fate drawing them together. Their courtship and engagement was perfect. However, soon after their honeymoon, things started to fall apart. Jamie would blackout into fits of anger while Clark feared for his life during these blackouts. After getting in trouble with the courts one too many times, they decide to seek help from Dr. Johnston, a hypnotherapist who believes he can save their marriage. At first, therapy seems hopeless as nothing appears to be causing the friction between the couple. Finally, Dr. Johnston decides to try a radical new idea: past-life regression therapy. With this treatment, he takes Jamie and Clark back to their former lives In their past lives, Jamie and Clark were the married couple Henry and Margret Sterling, and everything appeared to be perfect. The only strange part is that in their past life, Jamie was the husband and Clark was the wife. Knowing this means something, but not sure what, Dr. Johnston takes them farther back to identify the trigger for their animosity. However, Jamie and Clark find themselves falling dangerously deeper into the regression. In their past life, Henry and Margret were truly in love, but as war sets in, an argument puts a wedge between them. Henry, as the husband, felt it was his duty to go to war and protect his country, but Margret doesn't want him to go. In a desperate plan to keep him from going, she poisons Henry's mother and ends up killing her. Ashamed of what she had done, Margret throws herself from the hospital window to her death. As they realize what happened, Jamie and Clark return to their present selves, realizing they don't care what happened in the past. They love each other now, and that's all that matters. Unfortunately for Dr. Johnston, his mind is now lost in the distant past, realizing he was the doctor who couldn't save Henry's mother or Margaret in his former life.