One man built the walls of the mine with his own money, and many others came to "chase their dreams" or "flee their realities" . One man was called a "miser" and a "blood sucker" for quarreling with the miners. He left the mine one day when civil war broke out and entrusted it to his daughter, who told the northern army that it would protect the mine. The northern army did not usurp the control of the words "coal" and "new patria" , but the word "god" was still law, and the northerners would not obey them. He tells the workers that it is time to work harder for their god, and that they will never give in to the new patrians