Talk:George Washington/@comment-7180588-20170629161229

They were taken to Lieutenant General Cornwallis of the British Army where he declared that they would be hung in the morning. Washington wanted Rory to take a letter back to his wife as he would be released after his hanging but Rory refused. He told Washington that they should fight and resist to the fullest though Washington didn't think that was what a gentleman did. Rory told him that being an American meant being a misfit and rebel and to be proud of it. When Washington was to be hung, he distracted the British for Rory to grab a musket and cause a cache of gunpowder to explode. Together the two fought off the redcoats until Nate and Amaya arrived to help save them.

Washington told Rory that he was proud of his rebel spirit and that he was the definition of a proud American. He then revealed that the 'letter to his wife' had been a battle strategy that he wanted to sneak back to the army for a sneak attack which Rory chuckled at. As a result of their meeting, Washington had a statue of Rory made that was placed in D.C.