A disillusioned aristocrat must confront his privilege and choose sides during the Russian Revolution, ultimately joining the fight alongside the working class and discovering a surprising connection to the leader of the revolution.
A disillusioned member of the aristocracy who initially supports the Tsarist regime but becomes increasingly sympathetic to the plight of the working class. He grapples with his own privilege and must decide where his loyalties truly lie as the revolution unfolds.
The protagonist is forced to flee his family's estate as the revolution intensifies, facing danger and hardship as he seeks refuge among the working class, forcing him to confront the reality of their struggles and the true cost of his privilege.
The protagonist ultimately chooses to join the revolution and fight alongside the working class, sacrificing his own privilege for the greater good. In the end, he becomes a symbol of unity and solidarity, bridging the gap between the aristocracy and the working class.
Twist: The protagonist discovers that the leader of the revolution is actually his long-lost brother, leading to a powerful reunion and a renewed sense of purpose in fighting for a better future for all.