In this story two rival gangs – or as the author uses the term ”clubs” – decide to solve a conflict by setting up one member from both clubs to play Russian roulette against each other. Rules are simple, one must die. At the start the chosen club members don’t know each other or haven’t even seen each other before. But as the game goes on they start talking and they become aware that they joined their respective gang because it was the gang on their street, not because they liked the other members. They also realize that they aren’t enemies, in fact more like friends. But the rule of the game still stands and in the end one dies.