‘A’, a young entrepreneur from Daegu, wants to become a politician. He puts his hand on his chest whenever he hears the national anthem. He opens ‘Youth Gallery,’ a youth conservative organization, an has been actively working to become a proportional representation of People Power Party. He would shave his head as a performance, go to strategically important places and give a bow a thousand times as a way to criticize the government. He would have a fight with the policemen who ‘serve the powerful’ to show his fighting power. He makes a tent next to that of Hwang Gyo-an who has been fasting in his tent placed near the Blue House. ‘A’ joins the fasting. Finally, he visits A’s tent.

‘B,’ self-employed, is from Seoul, and was a stop-notch activist and he dropped out of college after putting up a poster that reads ‘College is not a business.’ He has always been at the historic scenes involving the massive restructuring of Ssangyong Motor Company, victims of the Seoul redevelopment project at Yongsan, the sinking of ferry Sewol and the impeachment of the former President Park Geun-hye. Seeing how governmental authority is, he was outraged and decided to become a politician. ‘B’ now has a goal to become a proportional representation of Justice Party. He invites like-minded people to form a group of ‘democratic socialists.’ He holds a press conference to declare his candidacy. Justice Party has been attracting more attention than any time in the history. ‘B’ is now waiting for the results.

They might fail. But the camera never stops. It awaits how their lives will be changed after their big challenges.