Broken, Drunk, Love.

1944,
Allan Ginsberg and many Beat Poets had began to create a new, bright age, one filled with drugs, alcohol, sex, and music. WW2 fueled the new, blooming rebellion, which burned brightly in the hearts of many young men and women, it created a passion, a passion for more than what they had at hand. "Extraordinary men propel society foreword. It's our duty, to break the law."
Rob 'Robin' Tate was a normal, average young man, like most, he did not know his true purpose in his life, he was simple, plain, and that was how he liked it. He followed the rules, listened to others, and did what he was told. Until Liam Weigh came into the picture. Now Robin struggles with the new, unfamiliar feeling of something he had dreamt of, but never actually felt. Love. But with a rival against him and the public against the thought of same sex relationships, the clock is ticking. With the help of new friends and newfound strength, he might just become the man he always wanted to be.