The Curse of Revenge

The story of revenge begins in the third century BC in ancient India, where Sawan Thongbam and his two sons, Harbaksh and Balminder, have been searching for highly prized diamonds in the Godavari Delta Region with hopes of saving their village from the invading army of Alexander the Great. Once they find the diamonds, they are ruthlessly murdered by scouts of Alexander's army, and the diamonds stolen. The village witch doctor recovers the diamonds and puts the curse of revenge upon anyone who does further harm to their clan. That curse will forever be enforced by the entities, the souls of Harbaksh and Balminder. The story follows the young boy's clan, known as Travelers, derogatorily called Gypsies, as they migrate from India to Romania and eventually Pocatello, Idaho, some two thousand years later. In Pocatello, Esmeralda, queen of the Gypsies, witnesses her husband's senseless murder and sets the entities loose to take revenge in the oddest of ways upon those that committed the heinous crime.2