Thornton, a heavyweight champion, withdrew from boxing because of a fatal blow, returned from the United States to his hometown of Ireland, lived in seclusion, and met Mary on the way home. Being teased by the rickshaw driver McLean was an illusion caused by thirst. Mary secretly helped Thornton clean up her ancestral possessions, and with this expression, Thornton to McLean acted as a matchmaker, but Mary's brother will stood in the way, thanks to the help of Father Lonnagan and Pastor Prever to get married. Will liked the widow Tiran, so he let Mary get married. when the plot was discovered, he became angry and gave Mary only a little dowry. Irish folklore is conservative. Mary thinks that withholding dowry is an insult to her husband and often complains that she wants it back, but Thornton has no intention of fighting for fame and fortune. Mary thinks her husband is a coward and is afraid that the villagers will make fun of him and wants to escape from his hometown. Thornton drags her back to her mother's house and fights with will. In a fierce fight, will is so convincing that Mary knows that her husband is not a coward and makes peace.
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