Epilogue (MOHTF, Western Front)

The epilogue of the Western front narrates the events that happened to the characters after the main plot. The epilogue consists of cutscenes and the narrator's words (voiced by William Morgan Sheppard, who voiced Stanley Hargrove).
== Plot ==
In the evening, after Noville was captured by the Americans, Corporal Peter Falk folded his hands on the butt of the Preston's BAR and sat on a box near the corpses of American soldiers covered with an awning, among them Jay Preston. A flashback flashed through his mind, showing Peter's entire battle route from Normandy to Belgium. Captain Tate was watching From a few meters away.
Then there are the words of the narrator, who tells about the fate of the characters:
The main characters continued to move to Germany, but they were not particularly fighting.
After the war, Captain Tate continued to serve in the U.S. army. However, he retired in 1948. Having discovered his literary talents, he became a writer. His memoirs of the war, where Tate described the battles in Africa, Italy, France, Holland, Belgium and Germany, received public recognition. He died in Chicago on July 24, 1997, of natural causes.
After returning to the United States, Groves decided to resume his career as an actor, which he could not fully realize due to the war. In the 50-70s, he was a famous actor who played the role of antagonists in many famous films. However, in 1973, due to inadequate, as a result of intoxication, behavior on the estate of a Director, he received notoriety and the actor's career had to end. He spent the rest of his life as a bus station dispatcher. Groves died in his native Boston on January 7, 1992 due to heart problems.
After receiving many awards, Peter Falk considered continuing his military career, but still retired. Returning to Tulsa, Peter continued his studies at the University. After that, he got a job in the field of communications, where he became a highly qualified specialist. In February 1947, Peter Falk married his University love Chloe Aldridge. In October 1955, he died in tragic circumstances.
At the end, the cutscene was shown. The action takes place on may 13, 1945 in Berlin. Peter Falk and Groves were leaning against the Dodge WC-51. Groves noticed that Peter was holding a photograph and wondered what it showed. Looking closer, Groves realized that this is the same photo that was taken on June 16, 1944 at the airfield. The photo shows Peter Falk, Jay Preston, Sanders, Groves, Raid and Powell. Feeling the gaze on him, Peter turned to Groves. Then he smiled and looked at the photo again, then put it back in his pocket.
Category:Epilogues
Category:Western front levels