What happens to the interpersonal relationships a soldier faces prior to being deployed in an unpopular and uncertain war? Oliver Grey is being sent to fight for our Freedom, and while preparing to protect America, he protects his friends by separating himself from them in the event he doesn't come back.

So many films on the war show the "soldier away from home" point of view, but what happens to these young boys here, before they leave to fight? What conflicts do they face? They're too young to know what life is about, yet they chose to cope with the fact that they may be going off to die. Thus, their Ardent is Grey. { Oliver Grey a handsome 21yr. old young man is being deployed. He faces an inner struggle. He conflicts with his nice ways and starts to act out towards everyone he loves. The plan is to push them away. "No one misses an asshole." So, if he doesn't return home from the war, they won't miss him. "At least that was the plan."