Freya MacKenzie, 20, Viviane's daughter, the youngest participant, just out of school, wants to work in film and to live a quiet life in the country.
There's an energy at the meeting with the protest organizer -- an anger, plan, a hope -- that stirs her spirit and fires her sense of personal responsibility. When the protest organizer says that with the MAI, Canada won't be able to protect the kind of life she dreams of, she decides globalization is not abstract, but touches everyone, even herself.