Blair, a low-class boy, was silenced because his father rebelled against the shady factory. He took his seriously ill sister to beg on the streets of London. A gorgeous carriage slowly passed by, splashing mud and water. The young master in the carriage saw the begging brother and sister giving away a coin. There was no sympathy or disgust in his eyes, only top-down understanding. It should be indifference, that is the way the superiors look at the people at the bottom. Blair will never forget it. Six years later, when they meet again, he is a sharp blade lurking in the darkness, but he is still the aloof young master. This time he will personally pull him down from the clouds and let him taste the feeling of falling into the mud, where life is worse than death.
Purpose: To find the possibility of love and redemption amidst the shackles of class and hatred