The play explores Christopher's autism and how it shapes his perception and behavior. It highlights both the challenges and strengths associated with autism, advocating for tolerance and acceptance of those who are different.

Wellington's murder serves as a catalyst for revealing family secrets that turn Christopher's life upside down. The play examines the complexity of family relationships and how they can be overshadowed by secrets and lies.

Christopher's detective mission becomes a journey of self-discovery, where he learns about his own limitations and possibilities, finding the courage to seek his own truth despite societal expectations.