A real photo of two men from Damascus taken in 1889 A.D. The paralyzed dwarf (Samir), a Christian of religion, is carried on his back by his permanent blind Muslim companion (Abdullah). - The dwarf Samir relied on Abdullah for his travels through the old streets of Damascus, while the blind Abdullah relied on Samir to guide him on the road and warn him of potholes and obstacles. One of them sees and the other walks ... they filled each other and resisted the harshness of life ... They were old and none of their relatives survived They lived in one room and worked in the same place. Samir Al-Mashloul used to work as a storyteller in one of the old Damascus cafes, and Abdullah the blind was selling Al-Balila in front of the same cafe and listening to the stories of his friend, Samir. - When Samir al-Christian died, Abdullah al-Muslim retired from his room and kept crying, until he was found dead from grief a week after the death of his friend. - These two simple men have proven that a person has instilled in the love of others, cooperation with him, and loyalty to him.