A Misfortune and Duty On a Mountain Road
In darkness a Confederate captain and a sergeant seize a Federal woman as a dispatch carrier and debate risk, duty, and protection. The captain resolves to ride with her and send the sergeant ahead with the message to Longstreet, planning a dangerous split to ensure safety and mission success.
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Major Brennan
Sheridan
Craig
Ourll
Ogere
Lee
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Hell
A Night in the Mountain Cabin With a Brave Woman
In the dim cabin a tense plan unfolds as I and the young woman confront danger. After a deadly dog attack leaves me wounded, she helps tend my wound, and we ignite a fire to steady our nerves while I resolve to protect her and uncover the cabin’s hidden dangers.
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Major Brennan
Brennan
Geome
Craig
Nazareth
White Briar
Red Lowrie
A Disciple Tends to Captain Wayne Wounded in Cabin
In a dim cabin a young woman named Vil cares for Captain Wayne after a savage dog attack. She removes his torn sleeve, treats a centuries old Gettysburg wound, and jokes about finding food as daylight arrives. Her tenderness and courage steady him.
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Sir Walter
Captain Wayne
Baltimore
Gettysburg
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