Going West
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An urbane young broker from a long-established family answers a wartime call, setting aside an engagement to a café waitress as he shifts from city ambitions to military service. The story traces his internal conflict between tradition, personal desire, and duty, and follows family tensions over his choice of partner alongside the steady moral influence she offers. Alternating domestic scenes with vivid battlefield episodes, the narrative examines courage, sacrifice, social divisions, and spiritual questions that reshape his outlook amid the demands and horrors of combat.
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