[Don is filthy, bruised and battered. A bandage, little more than a rag now, peeks from under the dirt on his calf.]
[The first thing he tells Leo is an overview of the battle. The types of enemies the draftees encountered, their seemingly endless numbers, the way they overran the camp during the fourth-day monsoon. The general organization of the draftees into teams, the ways they relayed information, what they learned about the world outside their enclosure.]
[Later in the morning he tells Leo about the rainforest itself: the beautiful things he saw there, and how much he would have liked it, if only he wasn't in constant danger of his life.]
[He'll have more to say in the afternoon, if Leo is still there.]
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[The first thing he tells Leo is an overview of the battle. The types of enemies the draftees encountered, their seemingly endless numbers, the way they overran the camp during the fourth-day monsoon. The general organization of the draftees into teams, the ways they relayed information, what they learned about the world outside their enclosure.]
[Later in the morning he tells Leo about the rainforest itself: the beautiful things he saw there, and how much he would have liked it, if only he wasn't in constant danger of his life.]
[He'll have more to say in the afternoon, if Leo is still there.]