Christian Orthodox story about two adult brothers Fyodor and Ignatius - simple Russian men who lived at the beginning of the 19th century. Throughout the narrative, Fyodor, a much older brother, supports Ignatius in various dangerous and comical situations, trying to instill in him faith in the Providence of God and the need to glorify God in any situation. This is a story about love in many of its guises: about the one that is given freely, and about the one that is endured, about unrequited and inexhaustible parental love, about the main love in this life - the love of God.