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The plot of the Film is in South Carolina during the American Revolution. It takes place around 1776. It is about a man, Benjamin, who is trying to fight against the redcoats with his sons. Two of his sons die because of the red coats leader. The family just wants a peaceful life, nothing to disturb them, and most definitely don’t want to be part of a war. Benjamin’s oldest son, Gabriel, finds out that they can sign up for the war, he is right there at the sign up sheet. Benjamin had forbidden him of signing up, but he did it anyways. There are many battles throughout the whole movie and there are also many deaths. Benjamin is known as “the ghost” because he kills many people without anybody ever seeing him. At the end of the movie, Benjamin’s
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