An ancestral love story revealed through a philosophy that is handed down between three generations of violent men in the most unexpected way. Their early lives are desperate with no love or care and lacking positive direction. This miss management of parental love produces violent lost characters, who act out their daily lives in a familiar way to what they know. Their insane upbringing, coupled by their actions, finally comes to a head when they’re imprisoned. A convicted murderer hands his vocational council on life down to a young Mac and the result is the transformation of his character. This sacred oral form of communication has been received in this way since the birth of time, bringing peace to the troubled mind of the individual. Mac the main character takes decades before the message is revealed and understood but Lip a much shorter time. As this knowledge is passed on, we see it grow and evolve with each man before accumulating and manifesting in the trial of Lip. Accused of three deaths, he shows age and wisdom beyond his years in his dual with all around him. Their wish is to kill or imprison him for the rest of his natural life. We follow him through the depths of despair and madness before direction appears giving guidance from his tortuous ways. At first it comes in the form of vengeance and retribution, whilst walking his vengeful path he begins the search for his own killer having no desire to live in a world without love. We follow him as he traverses the lines between sanity and insanity that will surprise you and make you question which was insane – the accused on trial or his accusers. This ancient way of living breaks their recognisable moulds and destroys their devilish characters before transcending them into something unrecognisable in the modern world. This rare energy is only spoken about but very rarely experienced in religion and not acknowledged outside the rules and stipulations of these devout organisations. Yet these men have come through all the demands and tribulations of life, to stand alone without the dual conscious of a disturbed mind.