All he knew was that his name was flippy and he was a soldier.
That was all he knew, his lifeline. Flippy, a word with six letters, is engraved on a cold metal nameplate, which hangs around his neck. People in the military are used to calling these things dog tags. It is an old rule in the army to always keep your dog tags with you. However, it is not for yourself, but for the convenience of your comrades. If you were hit by a bomb and turned into an unrecognizable mess, they could at least identify your body based on your dog tags.
Flippy. He groped in the dark for the raised letters on his dog tag. My name is flippy and I'm a soldier. I am imprisoned, but I will never surrender. Because I am a soldier. Soldiers never surrender. We either fight or die.
Fight or die.
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