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Moments before the main character Derva tries to take his own life, he writes to a distant relative, accusing her of driving himself and her grandson to their deaths by supporting the current regime in her home country. First enraged Esther, the distant relative moves on with her life, but being more and more confronted with the regime she eventually joins the rebellion, believing Derva had died. Derva survives his suicide attempt moves to the regime led country in pushing for things to change. During the story many other characters who're living within the regime are met, like the vice president's daughter and his wife, a teenage girl who's being deported and her grandma who's imprisoned, all painting a picture which destroys the facade so many believe in.