Throughout the beginning of the one-act play and up to the moment of his death, the audience is exposed to the depth with which Walker cares for his daughter, Meadow. Two months before her death, Meadow moved from Hawaii to Los Angeles to be closer to her father. The couple highlights how they missed countless moments that fathers and daughters who live together can experience together, as well as how they can now make up for lost time, such as when Walker expresses that he "didn't not really understood.” to see it grow.” Meadow goes so far as to quote an interview Walker had with Us Weekly before his death, in which he says, "I'm glad I had him at 25 because at 40 and 15 we get along great." It just works. Paul Walker's charitable contributions are also highlighted, as much attention is paid to how he helped victims of the 2010 earthquake in Constitución, Chile. The public also knows how Walker was heading to a fundraiser to raise money for supplies and humanitarian aid for victims of Typhoon Haiya. Due to Walker's untimely death, he is unable to catch up. lost time with his daughter and can no longer contribute to those who need help given the bond Walker shares with his daughter, how desperately he wants to know her better, and how dedicated he is.