In 1848, a national movement led by Kossuth against the rule of Hap***urg in Austria broke out in Hungary. Unfortunately, the revolution failed and Austrian hegemony was re-established. In order to eradicate the legendary Sandor Rozsa guerrillas, the army concentrated the suspects in a lone fortification in the wild. Those in power did not know what the guerrilla leader looked like, but they knew that he was among the prisoners. So they carried out deliberately designed mental torture on the prisoners. They found some prisoners who had been killed in the peasant riots to intimidate and seduce them. Anyone who can find more of the other prisoners than himself, or can point to the guerrilla leader, will be pardoned. The hero with a cowardly face is one of them. He didn't know who killed more people than himself, so he took every opportunity to get to know others, like spies sent by the army among prisoners. It was not all random identification. On one occasion, through a conversation, he learned that a prisoner had killed one more man than himself, so he immediately reported it to the army. The prisoner was executed. However, when this act was finally discovered by the captives, it was naturally difficult for him.
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