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Trotter, a gay man who tried to save children during a mass shooting, suffers from survivor’s guilt and cannot control his temper. A psychiatrist persuades her husband, Matt, a Marine sergeant who lost men in Afghanistan, to talk to him. Each man, damaged from being treated as a hero, relives the experience that scarred him. Matt reveals to Trotter that an American drone and not enemy fire killed his men, and...
Trotter, a gay man who tried to save children during a mass shooting, suffers from survivor’s guilt and cannot control his temper. A psychiatrist persuades her husband, Matt, a Marine sergeant who lost men in Afghanistan, to talk to him. Each man, damaged from being treated as a hero, relives the experience that scarred him. Matt reveals to Trotter that an American drone and not enemy fire killed his men, and that he and Marine command have kept this a secret. Disaster results: Each man tries to goad the other to commit suicide. The people who love these men - one's husband and mother, the other's wife - desperately work to save them both. Trotter and Matt discover what it really means to be honorable, and the necessity of honoring others.