By confronting grief through the lens of absurd rituals, Moyer presents a new perspective on what it means to be rational when the definition for rationality has been lost. Gliding through a nonsensical journey like a penguin—or rather a human being with an egg cracked on their chest—is the only logical way to cope with loss and honor a memory. Because when rationality is lost and one struggles to find the words to make sense of it all, one can discover that the only words left to say—or scream-sing—are the lyrics to “Hollaback Girl.”