In the beginning of The Street Layer, the antagonist Mike was having a typical day at his law firm that he worked at. Unfortunately however Mike had noticed that he was being followed by a strange man who later becomes known as the antagonist who (when he holds eight men including Mike hostage) demands for himself to be known to them as Mister. As Mister was holding these men hostage he revealed himself to them as a suicide bomber who had makeshift dynamite strapped around his waist that later turned out to be chopped up broom handles.

 However, Mister didn't actually intend to hurt any of his hostages, but instead wanted to teach them a lesson about giving to the needy due to the fact that Mister happened to be homeless and was also a war veteran. I personally describe that as to being pretty ironic because Mister was fighting for a country that he is now living on the streets in. However Mister didn't hurt any of his hostages, he just scared the living heck out of them. But why is that? Well in my opinion, I believe that Mister wasn't intending to hurt the layers/his hostages but instead to just scare them, which he did very well. However the question still is why didn't Mister hurt them? Well Mister had a point he wanted to across and he knew and he knew exactly who to go to, the layers that evicted him from the only place that he could be in that had put a roof over his head.

 Well of course he'd be upset, he previously fought for a country that is now fighting against him. Due to that he wanted to scare those that hurt him, the layers at Drake and Sweeny law firm, and he did just that and even though Mister didn't hurt any of them he got shot and killed. So Mister's intentions weren't to hurt anybody, but just to get his point across. But did he?