In revolutionary France, a lower-class protagonist leads the storming of the Bastille, igniting the revolution and facing a heartbreaking conflict when their long-lost sibling, a corrupt official, is revealed as the antagonist.
Protagonist: A member of the lower class who becomes involved in the revolution and fights for a better future for their family; Antagonist: A corrupt official who abuses their power and seeks to crush any dissent against the ruling elite.
The protagonist leads a group of lower-class citizens in storming the Bastille, a symbol of the oppressive monarchy, and ignites the spark of the revolution, leading to a violent clash with the ruling elite.
The novel or script ends with the protagonist and their group successfully storming the Bastille, leading to the start of the revolution. The corrupt official is overthrown, and the lower class begins to fight for a better future for their families. The novel or script ends with the promise of change and hope for a new era in France.
Twist: The corrupt official is revealed to be the protagonist's long-lost sibling, leading to a heartbreaking conflict as they must choose between family loyalty and the fight for justice.