Four Feathers

General Feverson asked his friend Dr. Sutton to take care of his son Harry, who only liked poetry when he was young. He was afraid of insulting the family's reputation. After the death of the general, Harry asked to be relieved of his military duties. Because the Anglo-Egyptian coalition was going to use troops in Sudan, he was regarded as a coward by his companions and sent white feathers to humiliate him. However, the British army's use of troops against Sudan did not go well. Harry went to Egypt and asked the doctor to change his appearance to a local native and sneaked into the front line. The original regiment was beaten by the Muslims. Defeated, his companions were either killed in the line of duty or captured and imprisoned. Harry rescued his friend Captain Durrance and was arrested when he returned to the British camp. He immediately escaped from prison and went to Harbin to rescue his companions. The British army finally arrived at Harbin. Harry instigated a prison riot and took control of one side of the city wall. The British army recaptured Harbin, and Harry became a great hero.