The Vehicles That Brought Me Here is a play cycle written in the context of our protagonist Beckett’s journey of growing up. “In a Playlist for Summer” is the beginning of Beckett’s growth through the discovery of friendships and how people and trauma become associated with home. “Place of Departure” is the brief meeting of Beckett and a stranger he becomes entranced with, as he begins to comprehend people coming and going in his life and how they impact his understanding of relationships. The final play “People You Meet on Your Daily Commute” takes place on the subway and views how movement with the people that surround him impacts how Beckett views himself as he comes to terms with his own identity. The plays are all about the physical vehicles that bring us to the places we are going, but, more importantly, are also about how we as humans act as spiritual and emotional  vehicles as we go on our various journeys through life.