Odin is the king and god of the metallurgical city, capable of encircling the Earth along the equator with rolled steel 23 times. The other is a hereditary worker who lives at the foot of a fiery blast furnace as tall as the Statue of Liberty. One decides the fate of one hundred thousand steelworkers, the other doomedly rebels against the iron predetermination of fate. Master and slave. The first line in the Russian Forbes and “a gray quilted jacket on the side of the road.” Who could have known that tomorrow they would breathe the same air.