Set in a small town in western England during the 19th century, The Six
of St. Margaret’s follows six orphaned children who have built a fragile
but loving family inside the crumbling St. Margaret’s orphanage. Led by
the watchful Isaac, Margo, Pip, Finn, and Olive do whatever they can to
protect Luna, a sickly girl whose greatest comfort is simply having
everyone together. Their fragile world is threatened when railway
expansion reaches the hill where the orphanage stands. Sterling, a
powerful industrialist, wants the land for his development project. He
promises a new home and desperately needed medical care for Luna, while
secretly pressuring Helena—the children’s longtime guardian and keeper
of the original deed—to surrender the property. As illness, manipulation,
and misunderstanding tear at the trust holding the family together, the
children are forced to confront loss far sooner than they should. What
begins as a fight to save an old building becomes a deeper struggle over
dignity, loyalty, and the meaning of home. Through grief, courage, and
reconciliation, five children learn that family is not defined by blood
or walls, but by those who choose to stay when the storm arrives. A
bittersweet story of childhood resilience and unconditional love.
