Hanna learned to crochet in a bridal class, from her grandmother Chunza. 15 years have passed by, and Hanna had grown from a child to an adult. To Hanna, crocheting is a way to meditate, to relieve her from emotions, but to others, crocheting is nothing but a girl’s hobby. Hanna decides to reflect her past experiences and emotions in the 'Mandala Madness' crochet, the ultimate crochet of all crochets. She dreams of carrying out the most significant rebellion, with a mean that’s considered the most trivial and feminine. Hanna hangs the completed Mandala and dresses up as drag queen and king in front of it. She thinks about the meaning of crocheting that Chunza taught her, while singing and dancing. The song ends like this: "Chunza can be anyone."