Dulce et decorum est

Dulce et decorum est

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JeanMarco WW1 au. Loosely based on a Wilfred Owen poem. When the conscript to the war is introduced , Marco , a caring young man with no interest in the conflict going on , is forced to join the army and go to France, to fight in the battle of the Somme. Along the way he meets Jean, a French soldier who was sent by his parents to fight for his country. The two soldiers , united by their unwillingness to kill, and their kindness, vow to make it through the war together. But as their bond becomes stronger, and victory becomes closer, will their vow be broken?
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His eyes are a shade of green I can't quite put a name to. Muddy, overwhelming, pain might come close, and maybe that's why it seems so familiar. Because his arms, clad in the faded homespun my mother once made, feel like home. He's a sad, lovely song I don't know the words too but long with every ounce of my being to sing. ----------------------------- It's 1918 and an entire generation is aching in its very bones. Love and loss are bedfellows. Sometimes in the aftermath of death things grow and in the aftermath of war is life. ----------------------------- Harry Styles/ Emilia Clarke/ Sam Claflin/ Lily James (#1 in WW1)

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