The One That Got Away

The story revolves around a Southern man caught in the moral conflict of participating in John Wilkes Booth's assassination plot against President Lincoln. He grapples with his loyalty to the South and the weight of his conscience, torn between the desire to be seen as a hero and the fear of committing an unforgivable act. This internal struggle highlights themes of honor, loyalty, and the personal costs of war, as he navigates the complexities of his decision.