Innocent

In the 18th century, a wave of change swept through France as people rallied for "freedom and equality," marking the dawn of the French Revolution. Amidst this turmoil, we meet Charles-Henri Sanson, a man whose life was shrouded in shadows. As the fourth-generation head of the Sanson family, he held the grim title of Paris's executioner. But this isn't just a tale of death; it's about a man grappling with his destiny in a time of upheaval. Charles-Henri finds himself at the crossroads of duty and morality, navigating the complexities of his role in a society that is rapidly transforming. While the revolutionaries fight for a brighter future, he must confront the darker aspects of his profession and the weight of his family's legacy. This story dives deep into his struggles, showcasing his courage as he faces the harsh realities of his life. It's a gripping narrative that explores themes of honor, sacrifice, and the quest for personal redemption against the backdrop of a society in flux. Join Charles-Henri on his journey as he seeks to find meaning in a world turned upside down.