In the opening scenes of the movie "Gettysburg," the film adaptation of the brilliant Civil War novel "Killer Angels," Union Brig. Gen. John Buford gazes across the rolling Southern Pennsylvania hills and laments the plodding tactics of his commanders. Imagining the battle to come as an inevitable failure, he says: "When our people get here, Lee will have the high ground and there will be the devil to pay." Buford did not wait for orders from above. Seizing the high ground for the Union, he turned the tables on the Confederates such that it was the Union, and not Lee, that held the high ground and the rocks when the battle began in earnest. Thus it was Lee, and not the Union, whose forces withered and lost the ensuing battle.
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机译：在电影“葛底斯堡”的开放场景中，电影适应辉煌的内战小说“杀手天使”联盟布里格。 Gen John Buford Gazes在宾夕法尼亚州山坡上凝视着绵延南部的山丘，并将他的指挥官的Plodding策略覆盖着。想象一下这场战斗作为不可避免的失败，他说：“当我们的人们到这里时，李将有高地，将有魔鬼付钱。”布福德没有等待上面的订单。抓住了联盟的高地，他把桌子转向了同盟人，使得它是联盟，而不是李，举起了高地和岩石当战斗中开始认真时。因此，它是李，而不是工会，其力量枯萎并失去了随之而来的战斗。
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