Far from home, in the so-called wide world, three friends recall the war of the 1990s. One of them answered the call to arms, while the other avoided mobilisation. A decade later, they sat together to settle scores with the war and with the choices they had made. This was not difficult at all. Everything about this war is black and white, just like the drawings in this story: if, in 1991, it was impossible to understand what was wrong with the ethnic conflicts that accompanied the break-up of Yugoslavia, it is far clearer today.