Amidst the Russian Revolution, a disillusioned aristocrat must confront his own privilege and loyalties as he joins the workers' cause, only to discover a family member's involvement in the revolutionary movement, forcing him to make a difficult choice between family and justice.
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 witnesses the brutal suppression of a workers' protest, leading to a crisis of conscience as he begins to question the injustices of the Tsarist regime and his own complicity in maintaining the status quo.
As the revolution gains momentum, the protagonist ultimately chooses to join the workers' cause, risking his own safety and privilege to fight for justice and equality. In the end, he finds redemption in standing up for what is right, even as the old regime crumbles around him.
Twist: The protagonist discovers that a close family member is a key figure in the revolutionary movement, forcing him to confront his own loyalties and make a difficult choice between his family and the cause he has come to believe in.