He's the child of really an upper class family. His mother wasn't married to his father but they owned a plantation, they worked with American corporations and they had a lot of money. And it was that money that sent Fidel as he was growing up to Jesuit school. He was a little bit of a rebel, he got kicked out of some schools and they end up sending him to Havana where he goes to one of the best schools in the country under the Jesuits. And he really develops at that period a moral compass about ethics and democracy and about how people should be living freely. And that propels him to be a lawyer and then to go into politics. And he wants to run for the legislature in Cuba in 1952.