A professor loses his only son in a gang war but finds out that one of his student is the daughter of a gangster. He then convinces the student to change his gangster father's way of life.

The ritual and propriety of tying a bow tie is likened to the well heeled, well raised gentleman. Notions of assimilation and propriety are part of the subtext of this routine. I explore this with anonymity and sparse yet deliberate sound design.