John Brown Ending
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- After all was handled, some died, and some lived, but the commander Brevet, Colonel Robert E. Lee, and Lieutenant Israel Greene had the men lock the raider men away and get treated and have the wounded treated as well. But commander Brevet Colonel Robert E. Lee and Lieutenant Israel Greene stayed behind as they would handle John Brown.
- This is not happening...
- Mr. John Brown in my years of a commander I didn't expect you or any abolitionist to do this yet here you are and you will be charged guilty in jail
- And as commander commander Brevet Colonel Robert E. Lee said John brown was locked in jail for his murder charges not only from Kansas but in Harper Ferry too and John Brown and his men are in separate cells no conspiracies.
- This cannot be happening I did good for enslaved people and I am thrown in jail!?
- John Brown and his team paid for their crimes and were in jail for about 5-10 years. The towns folks of Harper Ferry return happy they are safe and sound once more, and as it all happened from 1859 to 1860 or later, all is safe, and none of the towns will fear John Brown coming for them ever again.
- Woohoo! We are free and safe!
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