Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar

Lieutenant Albert Werper, escaping court-martial, finds himself stationed in a remote Congo post, grappling with his feelings of shame and resentment. Initially thankful for the reprieve, he soon becomes consumed by isolation and self-pity, directing his growing hatred toward his cold and taciturn captain, who represents the authority that exiled him. As Werper broods over his fate, he reflects on the vibrant life he left behind in Brussels, leading to a strained dynamic between him and his superior during their shared evening moments.