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Why is Occam fighting for the colonists?
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Why is Occam fighting for the colonists?

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I inferred you are referring to the 2000 movie entitled "The Patriots".

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Occam, being an African-American was an enslaved man. Thus, he was acting in behalf of his master when he fought.

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