| Harry the protagonist is a young man who misleads his life by the use of physical violence to try to overcome the injustices of his society. He takes into hand, that he must be the hero of his family, the arbitrator of what's right and wrong, the visual idol who senses injustice and deludes it in a primitive way. This barricades his entire future, he becomes an ongoing trouble maker thus gets sentenced for ten years in jail. His mother a strong-willed woman with as little as much to eat as to give away, sacrifices herself by giving away her last penny to support Harry and begging her other son to help. Hugar the son is the opposite of Harry, a man who only believes in business and who stays out of trouble. Yet he does help his mother and brother in every way he can as possible. When Harry is released, to encounter once more the every day life, his desire for the impossible does not change. He is inlove with Hugar's wife. He doesn't realize that she cares little as much for him as for a feather. Harry is forced to make a decision to go on living a new life or to persist on his only never ending dream in jail and that is to take away his brother's wife. And his mother has to make a crucial implication as well, to accept her daughter-in-law's offer of going to the old home if Harry once more makes trouble because this is the last time that they will pay for him out of their pockets. |