Theatre

The twisted values of this world confront everyone’s preconceptions
Is upholding one’s principle the only way out?

One day, a priest sees an old scavenger being pushed onto the ground on a street. He comes over to help, yet in her confusion she sues the priest for injuring her and demands a compensation of $66,600.

Due to the lack of evidence, his lawyer friend suggests the priest to pay the compensation in order to resolve the case. The priest believes justice must be upheld, so he rejects the suggestion. Soon, the lawyer has found strong evidence to clear the priest’s name. Yet at this point the priest suddenly decides to show mercy and changes his mind. Instead of suing the old lady, he chooses to withhold the truth.

At this moral crossroad, should justice be upheld against compassion, or the other way round?