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'''John Benton's father''' was an army sergeant, and the father of [[John Benton|John]] and [[Chris Benton]]. | '''John Benton's father''' was an army sergeant, and the father of [[John Benton|John]] and [[Chris Benton]]. | ||
John Benton always thought that his father preferred Chris to him. Chris was always given what John had to fight for. John's lingering desire to be like his father was what | John Benton always thought that his father preferred Chris to him. Chris was always given what John had to fight for. John's lingering desire to be like his father was what led him to a career with the military, although he never gained his father's approval. | ||
John's father died as a soldier during the [[World War II|Second World War]]. He was killed by a grenade in [[Normandy]] in [[1944]], and was blown into so many pieces that not enough was found of his body to give him a decent burial. | |||
When John was on a mission for the army, he left a flower at the grave of his brother Chris. John became trapped in a nightmare world where past and present were one. He experienced his past again, seeing his father, [[John Benton's mother|mother]] and brother. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Wartime (home video)|Wartime]]'') | |||
[[Category:20th century individuals]] | [[Category:20th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Human parents]] | [[Category:Human parents]] | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 16 March 2020
John Benton's father was an army sergeant, and the father of John and Chris Benton.
John Benton always thought that his father preferred Chris to him. Chris was always given what John had to fight for. John's lingering desire to be like his father was what led him to a career with the military, although he never gained his father's approval.
John's father died as a soldier during the Second World War. He was killed by a grenade in Normandy in 1944, and was blown into so many pieces that not enough was found of his body to give him a decent burial.
When John was on a mission for the army, he left a flower at the grave of his brother Chris. John became trapped in a nightmare world where past and present were one. He experienced his past again, seeing his father, mother and brother. (HOMEVID: Wartime)
