Allison Hargreaves, known for her strong character and unyielding will, found herself at the very center of the struggle for equality and justice. In Dallas, when protests against discrimination against blacks reached their climax, she and her husband Raymond led a peaceful human rights movement. They decided to stage a symbolic protest by sitting in a cafe designed exclusively for whites and demanding equal service.

Allison, the owner of a small barbershop, was a person who inspired others to fight. This woman, who has a unique ability to inspire people with her desires, used her power only in extreme cases, preferring to convince and lead by example. But this time the situation got out of control.

Police officers armed with batons and full of hatred began a violent crackdown on peaceful protesters. Allison tried to protect her husband and friends, but to no avail. Screams of pain and despair echoed down the street as police beat people without giving them a chance to escape. Allison, despite her powers, could not use her abilities, realizing that this would only make the situation worse.

Her arms were wrung, and she was helpless on the ground. Tears rolled down her cheeks when she saw her husband, Raymond, being brutally beaten by a policeman. He screamed in pain, but did not give up, trying to protect his wife and his comrades. Allison sobbed, begging the police to stop, but her pleas went unheard.

Suddenly, a figure behind one of the policemen caught her attention. It was a pale girl, a white-skinned girl.