PART 2: The Mysterious encounter

CHAPTER 11:

It was noon, and an exquisitely bright and clear spring day. Clumps of building and snatches of parks looked through the clouds like dim islands rising out of the sun arrays. Wallace was a market town, and verily was the opposite of Lowtown. Second-rate, who were considered to be neither rich or poor, but a middle-class people making a living in Wallace. Luckily for them, they were sometimes accepted to do what elites do. They could afford what they could, rather than the ploleterians.

The rich, the second-rate and the poor lived very close together but they rarely visited each other's territory. The proletarians' quarters were sharply separated from the sections of the city reserved for the Elites and the middle-class, uncommunicating and opposed