Prompt: Samuel Livingstone is the caretaker and old mayor of Gravesand. Always ready to go out of his way for the city and its citizens and for this reason respected by everyone. He was elected mayor many years ago and for many years he has always been firmly at the helm of local political power, solving the problems of both the citizens and the nobles of the country. But years have passed and Samuel is now called ''old'' Sam. Time, inexorably, settled on her back, curving it and her hair became as white as snow. Now he no longer has the strength to carry out his mission and has given way. But still his eye trained by years of experience watches over the well-being of the city. Samuel's friend is Thomas Walker with whom for years he shared the burden of carrying on the management of the community. He thinks the new mayor Gerard Prescott is a good person, but not yet in tune with the country. Lady Mary Livingstone is Samuel's wife who he considers a special woman and his strength. Josh Clay is the son Samuel never had Samuel was born and lives in Gravesand, in 1873, an ancient town in Kent, famous for its its Fair, organized every year on the day of the Spring Equinox. The Fair is underway of the celebrations in honor of Sant'Anna, the protector of expectant mothers or eager to have children. In addition to market, specializing in antique objects or exotic, the celebrants will be able to witness the performances by actors and acrobats. TO cause of a serious outbreak disease that decimated the population local, last year the citizens have had to give up the celebrations their Santa. To make up for it, the celebrations this year they will be even more sumptuous and Gravesand will have the honor of hosting the important Scientific Exhibition of Royal Society right during the Fair. The Fair celebrations and the Scientific Exhibition are important events in the life of Gravesand Gravesand's backstory hides a secret. The life of the entire Gravesand community has been affected and changed by the disease that arose last year. Samuel's story has a mixture of melancholy and hope, as he remembers his wife and contemplates the changes in the city. The old mayor's wife has left her circus life to live with him, but has mixed feelings when her gypsy companions arrive in town for the fair. Thomas Walker sits like every evening at \"The Fishermans\" table awaiting the arrival of his friend Samuel to discuss the events of the city.