But is he willing to make that kind of decision? He has to balance the fact that killing an innocent or two may save the life of millions of people down the line. After going undercover in a terrorist organization, John Brown’s Army, that’s intent on destroying New York City, Sam is forced to act alongside the terrorists in order to earn their trust. The job that’s offered him, however, is scant on catharsis and long on moral haziness. Unfortunately, when Sarah, his daughter, is killed by a drunk driver, he has no method of coping, save for the job. Although the life of a grizzled government operative that’s sent alone into highly secured and dangerous areas was never one of peace, he certainly never thought that he would live long enough to see his offspring die. Sam Fisher’s back, and more morose than ever. By: Matthew Rorie Design: Randall Montanari
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |