In an Indian raid, the sister-in-law of Ethan Edwards, an Indian veteran who hated all Indian veterans, was killed and his niece was looted. So Essen, accompanied by his brother's adopted son Martin, began the difficult years of searching for his niece.
Ethan did not hesitate to spend five years and spend thousands of dollars in rewards to find Skar's whereabouts. The ostensible reason was to rescue his niece Debbie, who was taken captive by the celebrities. In fact, he was the culprit who wanted to kill his beloved sister-in-law. The corpse was broken into pieces to vent the hatred. When Ethan finally found Debbie after going through ups and downs, he was surprised to find that Debbie had been assimilated by the Indians and became a "non-self race", his intuitive reaction was to "kill her." Martin stepped forward to save Debbie.
Ethan chased Debbie on horseback, and before he came to the cave, Ethan lifted Debbie with both hands, as if he had lifted his beloved little niece years ago. At this time, "love" finally replaced "hate", and Ethan's conscience discovered that it aroused his nostalgia for his homeland. So he took Debbie into his arms and said to her: "Debbie, let's go home
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