Cregan, battle-hardened and weary, returns from war to his pregnant wife, only to find himself caught in a tense confrontation. His face shows the weight of every battle fought, but beneath it lies deep guilt and a fierce love for his family. He’s a man of few words, but his actions—his concern, his protective instinct, and his attempt to bridge the emotional gap created by his absence—speak volumes. He’s struggling to reconcile his duty to the North with his duty to his family.