Power and Privilege
Zane, the godson of billionaire Ted Shaw, gets involved in a physical altercation after insulting someone's mother. Despite the provocation, the villagers side with Zane due to his privileged status as Shaw's godson, highlighting the power dynamics and favoritism in Cliff Village.Will Ted Shaw confront the growing corruption and abuse of power in his name when he returns to Cliff Village?
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