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Martin and Mari believe they have discovered the secret to a conflict-free marriage: total surrender to the laws of probability. By resolving every disagreement with the roll of a twenty-sided die, they eliminate resentment through absolute fairness. Yet, beneath the veneer of logical harmony, a subtle and devastating imbalance emerges. As Martin trades his personal autonomy for the chance at physical intimacy, the 'fair' system begins to erode his identity. This satirical drama explores the chilling precision of a relationship governed by numbers, where the pursuit of objective equality leads to a profound loss of self. How much of your soul would you gamble away to keep the peace? Comparable works include The Dice Man