Three young men who have nothing in common experience psychological trauma due to different causes. One survives the crash of a small plane, the second witnesses brutal combat in Vietnam, and a third is unexpectedly jilted by a woman he was planning to marry. When their paths eventually cross, they develop an unlikely friendship based at least in part on their similar states of despondency. After some time, individual and group therapy achieve partial remission. Will the business partnership and other adventures they then pursue complement their therapy or simply create a need for more of it?