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It's the 1960s on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder in the office of the Reserve Army Training Corps or the ROTC.

A young college student, Cadet, stands at attention as the head of the ROTC walks in the room.

Sit down, son. Yes, sir.

As the young man sits, he knows he's in big trouble. He's been struggling with his grades and his behavior.

Recently, he got into a violent altercation with a commanding officer.

Now he's been called to the head of the ROTC to receive his punishment.

Do you want to tell me what happened, son? He stepped on my shoes, sir.

You can have to do better than that.

We were in the middle of an inspection at the quadring. He got in my face and told me my shoes weren't polished, but they were.

When I pointed that out, he stepped on them, scuffed them up, and sent me off to redo them.

When I came back, he was bullying one of my fellow cadets.

And that's when you said the officer reaches for a piece of paper.

Hey, asshole, why don't you pick on someone your own size?

Yes, sir. And then you assaulted him.

That behavior is not becoming a macadet.

I understand that, sir, but I'd like you to hear my side of the story.

There's only one side of the story, son.

When I came back, he was pressing his boot on my friend's ankle.

My friend was crying out in pain, begging him to stop.

I'm sorry, son, but you assaulted a commanding officer.

I can't have you in this program.

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