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The movie revolves around the moment of clarity within a fanatic who goes through a monologue with himself on the heinous and atrocious thing that he has done in the service of people who forced him to go through with the act of killing a child. The inner turmoil and the subsequent moment of clarity is shown by using Plato's Allegory of the Cave, wherein the fanatic goes on a true philosophers journey, wherein he finally sees the truth. The movie starts with the protagonist detailing his ordeal of being unable to see his family, as they have declined to see him, owing to his actions which have made him an outcast within his family. He later goes on to describe the seriousness of the act he has done. Simultaneously, his discovery of the lie he has been living, and the ultimate truth he finds in the end, wherein his alter ego goes on a philosophers journey, wherein he is trapped in a place wherein mere shadows of symbols are shown. The alter ego goes on a journey to understand the source of the shadows, only to find out that the shadows, where a lie, and sees the shadow of the symbol of peace replaced by the shadow of the symbol of hate. The alter ego then goes on a frenzy wherein he goes out of the place he has been living for so long and finally sees the light. The protagonist in real life, recounts the horrific atrocities committed by him, finally coming to the conclusion that he finally sees the truth, while his alter ego sees the light. Towards the end, it is revealed that the protagonist was talking to his alter ego all this while, finally coming to terms with the truth, no longer a fanatic.