One Christmas night, desperate prostitute Alicia suffocated her three-year-old daughter Mary with a pillow and ended her life with a pistol. But Mary miraculously survived and was sent to a public relief agency, where she grew up in the orphanage with hatred for men, never forgetting to find her father, who she regarded as the chief culprit for her mother's fall and her own misfortune. When she was 18 years old, she finally left the orphanage. With the help of her friends, she found out that her father's name was Jacques. She decided to avenge her mother and herself. She found out that Jacques was once a down-and-out musician whose whereabouts were unknown after releasing an album called Alicia. After several efforts, she found his present hiding place again. After seeing Jacques, Mary at first concealed her identity, tried to get close to him, insulted him, and even tried to kill him with a gun. But later, she gradually realized that he was a persecuted Jew whose parents died miserably, and he was extremely distressed by the painful experiences of his childhood and the fact that he had no talent. In order not to disturb Alicia, who loved him deeply, he had to leave her. I don't want to put Alicia to her death. After that, the endless guilt finally made him give up and couldn't extricate himself. Mary knows.
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