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A peasant catches a thief in his house and summons his friends—by old custom, he must settle the score. But as the night deepens, his heart softens, and before long it is the man himself who has to be driven out of his own home.
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A peasant catches a thief in his house and summons his friends—by old custom, he must settle the score. But as the night deepens, his heart softens, and before long it is the man himself who has to be driven out of his own home.
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