Welded

Synopsis

The peninsula's down. His cities are praying in an established tongue, his bells have been moved and his old stones have been pounding and pounding as other banners have been about his towers. In the broken lands of Aragon, with its ruins and its dusts and its shrines, a man remains standing. One. A tired, dirty, half broken soldier clinging to his weapon as if his name was still burned with his homeland. He doesn't fight for victory anymore. He struggles for something smaller and more sacred: his memory of what he was, his dignity and his fervent refusal to surrender his soul before his body. In a world where everything looks lost, its resistance becomes a final border. And perhaps also a terrible question: what remains of a nation when only a man will survive and die for it.