The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them

Connor and Eleanor share a date at a local restaurant in New York City. Their evening takes a turn when Connor admits he doesn't have enough money to pay for the meal, leading them to leave without paying, prompting laughter and spontaneity in Central Park.

While biking over a bridge, Eleanor makes a life-changing decision and attempts to end her life by jumping into the Hudson River. Fortunately, she is rescued and finds herself recovering in a hospital bed, where Connor hurriedly arrives to be by her side.

Eleanor's sister, Katy, takes her back to their parents' home in Westport as part of her recovery. During this time, Eleanor grapples with her future and eventually decides to follow her father's advice to return to school.

Eleanor successfully registers for a class at a local university and strikes up a friendship with Professor Lilian Friedman. This new environment provides her a sense of purpose and a chance to find herself again.

With his marriage struggling, Connor moves back to his father's row-house and confides in his best friend, Stu. Stu reveals he's noticed Eleanor is back at school, igniting Connor's renewed interest in her life.

In an unexpected turn of events, Connor attends one of Eleanor's classes and tries to re-establish contact by passing her a note. This leads to a heated argument outside, ending with Connor getting hit by a taxi, forcing Eleanor to stay with him until help arrives.

Eleanor's father insists she visit a psychiatrist to help her cope with the grief of losing her son. This external pressure weighs heavily on her as she navigates her feelings of loss and recovery.

Feeling the weight of his failing restaurant, Connor seeks comfort in a one-night stand with Alexis, a bartender at his restaurant. This encounter reflects his internal struggles and inability to move on from his past.

Motivated by a mix of feelings, Connor visits Eleanor's family home in Westport hoping to see her. He encounters her mother, Mary, who suggests that their desires in life have diverged too far.

When Eleanor visits Connor's struggling restaurant, she suggests a spontaneous road trip to reconnect. Their time in the car reveals underlying tension as they face their past and the changes in their relationship.

During the drive, a heavy rainstorm forces them to stop, creating an uncomfortable moment. Eleanor reaches out for intimacy but is confronted with the harsh reality of Connor's infidelity, leading her to exit the car early to collect her thoughts.

Eleanor tries to find solace by going out clubbing with Katy, seeking to lose herself in a stranger for a night. However, she ultimately finds herself unable to go through with it, highlighting her emotional turmoil.

Eleanor meets with her professor to inform her that she has decided to quit her class. This moment signifies another step in her journey of letting go and trying to move forward from her past.

While cleaning out their former apartment, Eleanor and Connor share an emotional moment, reminiscing about their lost child. This encounter stirs up intense feelings, but Eleanor ultimately leaves for her parents' house, deciding to go to Paris to finish her dissertation.

As Eleanor departs, her family bids her farewell. The uncertainty ahead is palpable, but she leaves hopeful for a new beginning, hinting at her plans to revisit one day.

Some time later, Connor, working at his father's restaurant, takes a moment to walk through Central Park. Unbeknownst to him, he is being followed by a mysterious woman, suggesting an unexpected reunion might be on the horizon.