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In a poignant moment of unity and desperation, Lewis galvanizes a crowd advocating for the return of their children seized by the government. Through a powerful speech on democracy and morality, he inspires civilians and soldiers alike, compelling them to reconsider their roles amidst a rapidly escalating crisis defined by armed forces with conflicting loyalties.

As the president succumbs to the virus and hemorrhages power to Major Enrique, the narrative escalates into a race against time to rescue the missing children while destroying what remains of the oppressive regime. The crescendo builds as the protestors charge the president's building, driven by love and the instinct to reclaim their own.