[ WP ] You are a former insurgent from the wolverines from red dawn , and the war just ended .

Under an ironclad sky of grey, a woman named Toni Mason sat alone on a wooden bench. The train station was a small brick structure, filled with bullet holes and burns from the intense fighting during the war. Toni grabbed a cigarette from her worn leather jacket and let the blue puffs of smoke disappear into the winter sky. 
 
 `` Mind if I join you?'' Asked a skinny man as he sat next to Toni. 
 
 The station was almost empty and there were more than enough benches available for the stranger to sit on. After the long war, after losing her friends, Toni shied away from small talk and pleasantries with people. 
 
 The stranger brought out his own cigarette and attempted to light it with a badly beat up zippo lighter. 
 
 After watching the man attempt to light the cigarette far too many times, Toni leaned over and lit it for him. 
 
 `` Thanks.'' The man said with a smile on his thin face. Toni gave a brief nod and continued to attempt to ignore the man. 
 
 `` You headed home from the war too?'' The stranger asked. Toni sighed and nodded an approval. 
 
 The history books would refer to this time as just another war. Statistics would be given, battles would be described, but nothing would convey the horrors that had taken place when Russian soldiers took out their rage on civilians. The Red Guards that had been formed from fellow Americans were the most hated 
 though, and taking them down was always easiest. 
 
 `` I joined up to make sure the Russians would n't kill my family. I should have joined up sooner. What unit were you with?'' The stranger inquired. 
 
 `` I was n't a soldier actually. They called us wolverines.'' Toni said, attempting to distract herself from thinking too much about it. She never chain smoked, but she grabbed another cigarette in the hopes that it would keep the memories away. 
 
 The stranger's eyes widened and the annoying questions stopped immediately. 
 
 `` I'm just unhappy that I made it.'' Toni admitted quietly. 
 
 For some time the two simply sat and stared ahead. 
 
 The stranger spoke up and said, `` Most of my unit was gunned down by the wolverines. Do n't regret living through that hell. It was a miracle that was denied to many of us.''
