Nasim lives with her mother, Naneh-Roghi, in a public house. A girl named Badri, who also works in the same house, is interested in Nasim. One day, Badri shows Naneh-Roghi a photo of a man named Mehrnia, who has promised to marry her. Naneh-Roghi confesses that Nasim is the result of her illegitimate relationship with Mehrnia, and in a meeting with Mehrnia, she asks him to bring some stability to Nasim’s life...

Maryam, Morteza's wife, does not have children. Jalal is thinking of acquiring his wealth and to achieve his goal, he introduces a girl named Homa to Jalal. Morteza gradually falls in love with Homa and marries her.

Shahbal, a member of the Black Mountain tribe, gets into a fight with several people and rides a horse towards Musa Khan's tribe with a wounded body. Musa Khan's sons and some of his men want to kill him, but Musa Khan prevents him and entrusts his daughter Ghazal to heal his wounds.

Everyone respects Kaka Mostafa, the standard-bearer and the trusted elder of the neighborhood. He intends to appoint Karim, his disciple, as the new standard-bearer. The Bibi-Hassan brothers kill Rahman’s brother, and seven of them are imprisoned. The Bibi-Hassan brothers entrust their sister, Suri, to Kaka Mostafa. Rahman returns to his hometown, Shiraz, and violates Soori—who is living in Kaka Mostafa’s house—and the girl then takes refuge in a brothel...

A man is in love with a girl and tries everything to get her, not even sparing himself, and finally, on the wedding night, he stabs himself with a razor blade...