The Black Boots

The central theme of the work is the eternal love between father, mother, and child. The hardship faced by a young child who loses their mother too early, the father’s unforgivable mistake, and his unfulfilled duty toward his child form the core of the narrative. The dramatic climax exposes the vulnerable side of society through the father’s error, while the concept of love is conveyed through the image of the mother. Social inequality between people and the worldview of an entire environment are revealed in a compelling and poignant way.

The struggle between good and evil, love and hatred, and all forms of inner conflict are expressed through the stage action. Timely compassion, the value of time, and the worth of human life give the performance emotional depth and strengthen its dramatic power.