The death of a patriarch set in motion a string of events. His only child, a grown son, believed his father loved his deceased siblings more than him. His only son's world didn't expand beyond his own needs, and he shared nothing of his inner self to anyone. His self-contained world developed into hatred and prejudice toward anyone who impeded his desires and impulses. He had control over his mother and his wife, but in the end, his wife revolted. The story shows how he removed his wife, the mother of his five children from his life after his father's death and she gave birth to their fifth child. His hatred affected her parents, her siblings, and their five children. It moved on to the fourth generation and possibly beyond. The conversations within the story, people, and scenes were fabricated to make the story follow the events in their lives. Names were changed to protect the innocent. This story is relevant to all mankind.