Epilogue (mission)

For the track from the Call of Duty: Black Ops Soundtrack, see Epilogue.

Epilogue is the twelfth and final campaign level in Call of Duty: WWII. Unlike most missions, this mission is only playable after the player completes The Rhine, which automatically cuts to the Epilogue after the level's completion.

Characters[]

Ronald "Red" Daniels (playable)
Robert Zussman (W.I.A.)
William Pierson
Drew Stiles
Frank Aiello
Davis (cutscene only)
Metz (K.I.A.)
Hazel Daniels (cutscene only)
Joseph Turner Daniels (cutscene only)
Paul Thomas Daniels (gravestone, flashbacks, cutscene only)

Plot[]

The 1st Infantry Division have been liberating POW concentration camps since the capture of the Ludendorff Bridge and have received information on where Zussman had been held captive at a labor camp in Berga. Once they arrive at the small camp he was suggested to be held at, they uncover the gruesome atrocities that Metz and his men have committed against the prisoners. Pierson finds a trail leading out of the camp, realizing the Nazis led the prisoners on a death march, leading Daniels, Pierson, Stiles and Aiello to head deep into the forest to find Zussman. Metz soon begins executing prisoners, the gunshots alerting Daniels to his position and runs to find him while having flashbacks of Paul Thomas Daniels. Daniels finds Metz throwing Zussman to the ground ready to execute him with his pistol, but Daniels shoots and kills him before he can fire his weapon. After killing Metz, Daniels heads toward Zussman, who is badly beaten and in poor health. Daniel helps Zussman up and the platoon leaves the forest carrying Zussman.

Not long after, the 1st Infantry Division returns to France and Davis gives a speech to the 1st Infantry Division unit. Daniels says goodbye to the others in his platoon and go their separate ways. Aiello decides to let Daniels keep the pendant he won from Zussman at basic, Pierson then decides to stay but also Daniels remark that he will tell him about his story with "Crazy Bastard" Pierson which Pierson replied what Daniels said to tear his discharge papers. He visits Zussman, who is at a military hospital and he thanks Daniels for saving his life as well as fulfilling their promise to see the war through until the end. After returning home, Daniels finds that the old dream has changed. He is later seen placing his Bronze Star on the tombstone of his older brother Paul in honor of his brother's bravery years ago. then hugs Hazel with their baby son, Joseph Turner Daniels, named after Daniels' field commander Joseph Turner.