Thrown from the roof of a high-rise building, a man, a lawyer and a loyal civil servant, realizes himself in another place and in another time. Being a materialist, the main character believes that, fighting for his life, the doctors put him into an artificial drug-induced coma, seasoned with a good portion of narcotic substances, which is why his dreams are voluminous and plausible. But if I am in a dream, does it mean that the laws and restrictions imposed by society and the state do not apply to me?