and declared. a traitor who endangers public safety, now tell me where my father is, i don’t know, ebied, i had a choice, deportation or becoming an inspector, and you chose to wear a mask. what is this? this is a map of the tunnels through which inspectors enter the security department headquarters. yes. do you know where the data about the infected is stored? eaton blake must know where your father is. now he's doing affairs of the infected. does he live there? yes. then, while he is in the square, i must get into his house. they won’t let me out of the square while the ceremony is going on, you will make sure that i can leave, answer me, answer me! you keep telling me, where is the headquarters of the resistance, where is the headquarters? yang deportation. make a pass eaton blake, i'm leaving, deportation of the infected to the host area. are you saying the truck is with us? the truck is with us. strengthening of security, i was not informed, none of your business, i am the chief adviser eaton blake, quickly. lead me to where the detainees are kept. here, next, ask. dad, what's beh

ebi, you still remembered my name, of course you did. car, norman, we can fly into the air, what a strange weapon, why is he not without masks? inspectors are in the tunnel, let's take off quickly, look, there's a keyhole. “when i was little, my dad told me a story about strangers with colored eyes who live abroad. i’m scared that if i was mistaken and it turns out to be a trap, that if where we fly there are only traitors who serve the authorities, serve the department security, what if my dad also works for the inspectors, no matter what we find there.” the main thing is that now we have hope, it guides us. we are all here because love lives in you. give me your hands. close eyes. look into your heart. you must believe in yourself. what is this? engens no longer work. once we get to the fort, we’ll figure out what to do. who are you? weapons on the floor, alive, split up, search ford, first of all you need to find jonathan foster. don't touch him, he was eaten alive, we looked at everything, johnton foster is not here, my dad is not he

when hed and arrives at secretary of war newton's office this is the illustration done from seventies eby magazine of young with emmett j. scott this was a this is after because he washes so images got pretty is continuing the legacy of booker t washington but in thinking about charles young's what it does is it creates a lot of bad press in the african-american because they are outraged his dismissal and lead a campaign to get him reinstated. because they're like you want us to fight because wilson wants an all volunteer military for world war one and african-americans like we don't want to serve without black officers and we want charles young to be one of our generals. and so there is this serious campaign that causes problems for, the wilson administration, because what they don't is negative publicity. and so what happens is that, you know the title of the the slogan is give us charlie young. right. this is going to be what they're and they're following his journey right from ohio to washington, d.c. they follow his journey in the press, him and his faithful horse, dolly, charlie, do