In the heart of the nation, a perfect storm was brewing. Decades of
corruption, inequality, and political stagnation had created a toxic
environment, ripe for exploitation. The military, once a symbol of
national pride and protection, had grown restless, its leaders seduced by
the promise of power and control.
On a fateful night, the unthinkable happened. The military struck,
seizing key installations, and overthrowing the democratically elected
government. The coup was swift, efficient, and ruthless, catching the
nation off guard.
As the dust settled, a new order emerged, shrouded in uncertainty and
fear. The people were left to wonder: what had been the motivations
behind the coup? Would the military bring stability and reform, or would
they succumb to the same corrupt tendencies as their predecessors?
During this chaos, a diverse cast of characters must navigate the
treacherous landscape, confronting their own beliefs, loyalties, and
demons. From the corridors of power to the streets of resistance, their
stories will intertwine, revealing the complexities of a nation in turmoil.
“Coup de Grâce” is a gripping tale of politics, power, and the human
condition, exploring the consequences of a military takeover and the
resilience of a people fighting for their freedom.