A warrior called Peter

The story is based on psychologist Robert Moore's work on mature masculinity, in particular, about the transformation necessary in men to pass from hero to warrior along their path to maturity. The young and naive Peter is immersed in an empty, negative life without any ambition or moral code. He is oblivious to the cruel world around him, where monstrous people are plotting every day to outdo each other, by whatever means necessary, to get more money and power. That is until one day, when Peter arrives first on the scene of an accident where the driver of the winning lottery ticket has crashed and died. Peter steals the ticket before the police arrives, but soon starts regretting the trouble that is brewing up all around him. The problem, though, is that evil awaits, and this evil will not forgive, nor ever give up on recovering what was lost, forcing Peter to face death. There is no turning back, no escape from passing through the gates of hell, only death or glory.