Sure! In the film, Jane initially struggles with the prospect of being a single mother and living in such a rundown environment. She faces judgment and criticism from those around her for her choices, including from Toby who is unsure about being a father figure to her child.
As Jane's pregnancy progresses, she forms a close bond with the other tenants in the boarding house, including a gay African man named Johnny who becomes a confidante and source of support for her. She also learns more about the lives and struggles of her neighbors, including a struggling actress and a lonely older man.
Throughout the film, Jane grapples with her feelings for Toby and her desire to provide a stable and loving environment for her child. She also confronts societal expectations and pressures about motherhood, relationships, and independence.
Ultimately, Jane must make a difficult decision about the future of her pregnancy and her relationship with Toby, as well as navigate the challenges of being a single mother in a society that often looks down upon such choices. The L-Shaped Room is a poignant and thought-provoking story about love, family, and the complexities of personal freedom.