The Simp

From the crucible of familial disinheritance, Hamilton, a soul adrift, finds himself cast out onto the cold, unfeeling streets, his existence reduced to the precarious sanctuary of a public park. A flicker of compassion ignites his path when a young woman, sensing his profound vulnerability, guides him to the ostensibly benevolent embrace of a rescue mission. Yet, within these hallowed halls, where solace is purportedly dispensed, an insidious irony unfurls: the very act of seeking succor becomes his undoing. Hamilton, an unwitting pawn of circumstance, finds himself entangled in a cruel charade, falsely implicated in the theft from the collection basket—a stark betrayal of the sanctuary's promise, cementing his tragicomic descent into the depths of perceived culpability despite his unblemished innocence.