Simocatto, the Lord of the Poor, embodies resilience and compassion in a world that often neglects the marginalized. Clad in ragged garments, he draws strength from the unyielding spirit of those he serves, advocating for the voiceless and championing their dreams. His primary motivation is to dismantle the barriers that society erects around those deemed "less than," driven by a deep-rooted sense of justice and empathy. Influenced by the stories of the downtrodden, Simocatto grapples with the conflict between his noble aspirations and the harsh realities of poverty. While others may view him through a lens of misunderstanding, his hidden depths reveal a visionary seeking to elevate the spirits of those he measures by their humanity, not their wealth.