"When we first met I resented her. I did not want to spend a moment of our time coddling some woman with stars in her eyes, and I resented being forced into an uncomfortable situation. But the fiasco with the hotel had rendered us without shelter, so I had no choice but to go along. Okay, so she was charming and funny. Sure, she was very pleasant and accommodating. I still resisted. But when Zven jokingly called her a whore and she came back with a dig on his mother without so much as a strained pause, I knew then that she was one of us. Though she hardly knew us, she allowed us free access to her home, her friends, and her life. And in doing so, she proceeded to change our lives without ever really trying." While on a casual holiday to the Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans, four members of a rock band meet a woman that is the epitome of contradiction. Roller derby queen, artist, mother, and self-titled slut, Maggnom Opus is beyond definition. She is funny, friendly, and full of mischief; and she gives more of herself than anyone expects... as long as they do not ask her about her past.