The Boy Scouts' Victory

"The Boy Scouts' Victory" by George Durston is a tale set in the backdrop of early 20th-century turmoil, focusing on the lives of two young boys named Zaidos and Nickell-Wheelerson. As war clouds gather, Zaidos, a Greek boy, receives news of his father's grave illness only to be conscripted into military service. The story unfolds to highlight the bond of friendship as Nick, driven by loyalty, joins Zaidos in the escalating conflict. Throughout their journey, they confront not only the physical dangers of war but also the moral dilemmas and the weight of responsibility towards their families, testing their courage and solidifying their friendship amidst uncertain and dangerous times.