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* StealthPun: Col. Hardacre. A "wiseacre" is a more polite term for "wiseass", and Hardacre is a hardass compared to Lt. Compton.
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* StealthPun: Col. Hardacre. A "wiseacre" is a more polite term for "wiseass", and Hardacre is a hardass [[MeaningfulName hardass]] compared to Lt. Compton.
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The UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}, 1900. Joel Torre stars as Rafael Dacanay, the head (cabeza) of the tiny Filipino barrio of San Isidro, which is just beginning to enjoy its newfound independence from Spain (as evidenced by chained soldiers and the locked-up friar, Padre Hidalgo), when out of nowhere the Americans burst in, bringing the [[UsefulNotes/PhilippineInsurrection Philippine-American War]] into this small corner of Luzon. This puts him between a rock and a hard place, as the Americans obviously expect him to cooperate, but his own brother is in the Revolutionary Army under General Emilio Aguinaldo, now forced to fight off a wholly new coloniser in this new, brutal and largely forgotten chapter in the history of American imperial power. The rest of his family is similarly divided by their loyalties. Both sides are armed, dangerous, and will not hesitate to shoot anyone presumed to be working for the enemy. Whose side is he to choose?
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The UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}}, 1900. Joel Torre stars as Rafael Dacanay, the head (cabeza) of the tiny Filipino barrio of San Isidro, which is just beginning to enjoy its newfound independence from Spain (as evidenced by chained soldiers and the locked-up friar, Padre Hidalgo), when out of nowhere the Americans burst in, bringing the [[UsefulNotes/PhilippineInsurrection Philippine-American War]] [[UsefulNotes/PhilippineAmericanWar "Philippine Insurrection"]] into this small corner of Luzon. This puts him between a rock and a hard place, as the Americans obviously expect him to cooperate, but his own brother is in the Revolutionary Army under General Emilio Aguinaldo, now forced to fight off a wholly new coloniser in this new, brutal and largely forgotten chapter in the history of American imperial power. The rest of his family is similarly divided by their loyalties. Both sides are armed, dangerous, and will not hesitate to shoot anyone presumed to be working for the enemy. Whose side is he to choose?
