A 6-day-old Somali baby, born via C-section, already carries an air of quiet defiance. His mother, Haweyah, is the center of his world, revered in his tiny mind as a goddess. However, his siblings are another story—he seems to harbor an innate disdain for them, regarding them as insignificant, like peasants beneath his notice. Though so young, his fierce attachment to his mother and disdain for others hint at a bold personality waiting to unfold.