There are questions that require thoughtful introspection, starting with its cryptic title – Beau is Afraid. But what is Beau afraid of and why is he afraid? The narrative brings to life the psychological depths of Beau’s fears and wonders, seeking to play around with the subjects, objects and motivations behind his fear. However, there are resistance of absurd kinds which inhibits the cause for an explanation, as Beau’s trepidation extends to virtually every aspect of his existence. He is haunted by the fear of his own shadow, and living up to the expectations of his mother. He is apprehensive of the society and even those who remotely display a tincture of care and affection towards him. Beau perceives the world as a nihilistic tapestry woven with strands of selfishness and immortality. And he finds himself helplessly trapped within it.