February 1692. Under the roofs of the MacDonalds, government soldiers share meals, warmth, and stories with their hosts. For two weeks, the families of Glencoe practice the sacred Highland hospitality, unaware they are sheltering their future executioners.

This second part of the documentary explores the most disturbing period of the Glencoe Massacre: those fourteen days when soldiers lived in close proximity with their victims, sharing their daily lives, playing with their children, drinking their whisky. How could these men conceal their intentions? What bonds were formed during this cohabitation? And how did they react when the order to execute their hosts finally arrived?

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