The American Dream is dead, well, the propagandized American Dream of a white picket fence, a job with a pension, and 2.7 kids. The original American Dream, the one the founders had envisioned of liberty, independence, and personal responsibility is being rebirthed in a bloody and savage fashion. The federal government's body is dead, but the brain is still fighting to stay alive. It is said, when the body is failing, the brain does everything it can to reboot the body's systems. The federal government was no different. President Harkey has done everything he could to reboot America but to no avail. Because of this, he made one last desperate attempt to bring the country to heel only to galvanize the resistance that much more. He, along with others have now set their sights on revenge if they can't get their way. What none of them realize though is that revenge comes at a heavy price.

The Parkers and their tribe have revenge in their hearts as well. The loss of their family members, their tribesmen, their friends and their way of life all weigh heavy on them. The cost of revenge is steep though and could cost them everything. Amidst all the turmoil, can they survive the price they have to pay? If a Civil War raging and daily survival weren't enough to endure, new enemies emerge, and others begin to show themselves to be quite formidable. How can common people fight to keep their American Dream alive amidst all of this? How can they retain their humanity? Even worse, how can they resist what seems like a never-ending struggle?

"Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves" - Confucius.