American philosopher David Cottrell once said, “Doing the right thing isn't always easy, in fact, sometimes it's real hard, but just remember that doing the right thing is always right.” For approximately twenty-eight months, Louis Zamperini, a prisoner of war, was victimized in as many barbaric ways as possible. Deranged Japanese guards, especially “the Bird”, made certain that Zamperini suffered from not just malnutrition, exposure, and grim conditions but also excessive physical and psychological torment. Yet for a brief period, according to Andrews’s article "8 Things You May Not Know About Louis Zamperini," Zamperini was taken to Radio Tokyo and was asked to read propaganda messages over the air in efforts to belittle the United States
