in a fog

"I didn't know who I was anymore. I was just walking around in a fog; I didn't know how to make a decision anymore," she says.

Living in a fog of melancholy and regret, Doc still holds a torch for Shasta Fay, so his work on her behalf spins a complex web of emotional complications as the film grapples with the fallout of the end of the 1960s and the onset of the big bummer realization that business and money will always prevail.

She noticed her uncle’s feet were bloodied from walking on broken glass in sandals and he was staring off into the distance and appeared to be in a fog.

Hargitay doesn’t remember anything about her mother, and what she can conjure comes in a fog so opaque that she’s not sure whether it’s real or imagined.

The whole family is going to stay in Thailand in a fog for the rest of their lives while they do good things for other people.