The next morning, marwin is exhausted. He's been leading people away from the tower, and now he's thinking about how many people have been killed. He can't believe that an officer from a foreign visitors' bureau would be fighting so well, and he'd never thought that she'd be able to last so long. He wishes he could be a hero, because it's such a terrible thing to have to do. Just then, another group of soldiers shows up. They're wearing state-issued uniforms, which means that they're still loyal to their country. When they get back to the camp, they find that the escort group has left and replaced them with the fleeing civilians. They don't know why, but they do know that the government has not abandoned the country. They also know that there are other roles for them to play, as well.