In war, usually the enemy is someone who is going to kill you unless you can kill him first. He has a totally different set of beliefs and follows leaders whose main purpose is to destroy you and those around you. In most wars, your enemy is clearly defined by a uniform, a language, country of origin, or a flag. He is a faceless, nameless, nonperson. But what if he did have a familiar face and name- and it was Brother? Father? Son? Cousin? Uncle? Neighbor? Friend? Or even Grandfather?
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