Three brothers go to New York in search of opportunity. They find themselves thrown into a place foreign to their upbringing yet try to hold on to the morals and values they possess.
The city will demand they give up these values, just as the Hebrew Boys were challenged as being taken away from Jerusalem to live as Babylonians.
There would be one within the presence of the king's court to develop the skills to fight for their survival under the oppression of racism within the real estate world, finally exposing redlining, gentrification, and bank modification defrauding that has led to the near eradication of the Black community in Brooklyn to be inundated by Whites.
They are telling their story as one of a story of thousands who have lost their properties to a court system of lawyers and judges who work for the king.