With a satirical look at class division, I wish to portray these two children from a wealthy family, who feel privileged enough to persuade a law-abiding immigrant to do the job of an assassin – to get rid of their stepmother. Humor is an important part of the concept, and there is a lot of comedy in the relationship between the wealthy family and Carl, and also between the two siblings. There is no obvious reason to take the life of the stepmother, if there was the story would have been completely different. This is where I feel the humor is, at least my kind of humor. When I wrote the script, I had two different underlying objectives. One of them was to show the impact it has on children when a parent obtains a new partner. The second motivation was to shed some satirical light on how poorly we treat immigrants in our western society. In this movie we meet two children from a wealthy family who have most of what they need and want, except for the attention of their father. At the opposite end we find Carl, the man they want to hire as a hitman to get rid of their stepmother. As an immigrant he encounters many prejudices in Norwegian society, above all when the children assume that he can be paid as a hitman because of his looks.