All is peaceful in the bunker. King Edward IV rules over a carefully balanced society. His brother RICHARD grows tired of being confined - in the bunker’s space, in his deformed body, and by his role as the king’s youngest brother.

Living in a bunker isn’t so bad, the lights work, the food is hot, and there is no reason to open the door that protects them from the ravaged world outside.  This is the only world the children know, their knowledge of the world outside comes from photographs and memories. A history told by the victors, or in this case the survivors.

In the middle of this gentle, carefully balanced ecosystem wrath elevates to greed, which transforms into gluttony. As RICHARD moves closer to the throne the society moves further from civility.