The Stranger was serving his sentence in the forest in the middle of nowhere, controlled by a fate he accepted but did not consider final. He was shunned by the locals, until the story of Najda, when he passed a test of humanity in inhuman conditions.

The Stanger settles in a middle of a forest, in a hut where he was sent, fleeing from something unknown. He doesn't talk too much, even when asked, but never about his past. As a hard-working man, he quickly earns the recognition of the villagers. One day he meets Najda, the forester's dog, and they know straight that they belong together. He opens up to the outside world, his life takes on a new meaning. In the village, whisper says that he mesmerized the dog. In a desperate rage, the forester plotted revenge against the Stranger.—mrtanaka