conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Angel, Lawson, Spike entitled Why We Fight?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Why We Fight (Angel): In 1943, a submarine crosses the Atlantic Ocean as its crew begins to panic.\nAn officer named Lawson issues orders to the crew as an unseen creature kills their captain.\nIn the present, Angel\'s team discusses Eve\'s disappearance.\nWesley is concerned about her threats of revenge, but Gunn thinks that the Senior Partners will take care of her for them.\nAngel wants to make sure that Lindsey is being punished as well, but Gunn notes that the white room is still empty, so they no longer have a link to the Senior Partners.\nThe team is surprised that Angel lets them leave early, but, since they all still have work to do, they agree to meet again in a few hours.\nThey split up as Lawson arrives in the building.\nLater, Fred encounters him in the science lab and is disturbed that he knows her name.\nAfter he dissuades her from fleeing, he claims to be an old friend of Angel\'s.\nBack in 1943, a new agency, the Demon Research Initiative, presses Angel into joining the war effort to recover a German prototype submarine commandeered by the American military.\nAfter becoming trapped in enemy territory, the sub requires a vampire\'s assistance, as no human soldier can reach it.\nThough initially resistant, Angel realizes he has no choice.\nLawson and his surviving men, who have barricaded themselves in a small section, recognize Angel\'s Morse code and let him in.\nIn the present, Lawson captures Wesley as he attempts to help Fred.\nOn the submarine, Angel gives a verification code and confronts the creature, who is revealed to be a dark-haired Spike, dressed as a Nazi; Spike says he merely ate a Nazi and took his jacket.\nSpike introduces Angel to two other vampires, Nostroyev and the Prince of Lies.\nThough Spike wants to kill the remaining humans, Angel disallows it, as they need the humans to steer the ship.\nWhen Nostroyev insists upon killing all but one of the crew, Angel kills him.\nIn the present, Lawson confronts Angel in his office.\nAngel recognizes him and learns that Lawson has been keeping tabs on him.\nOn the sub, Angel introduces the vampires and crew to each other.\nThough Lawson dislikes working with Spike, Angel reminds him that they have orders and must work toward winning the war.\nIn the present, Lawson asks Angel if his actions on the sub were motivated by selfishness.\nAngel attacks Lawson, reminding him that he said he would kill him next time they meet; however, Lawson reveals Angel\'s captured friends.\nBack on the sub, Spike demands to be called "Captain", and Angel assures Lawson he can control Spike.\nAngel must stake the Prince of Lies after he attacks a captured Nazi, revealing the Prince as a vampire.\nAfter Angel and Spike interrogate him, the Nazi admits to having performed mind control experiments on vampires.\nEnraged, Spike again threatens to kill the entire crew, but Angel and Lawson stop him.\nLawson insists the Americans have no similar plans.\nAngel orders the Nazi\'s report burned.\nBelieving that Angel is playing both sides, Spike expresses both surprise and respect.\nDistracted by an explosion, Spike sets his clothes on fire instead of burning the whole report.\nThe crew spots enemy destroyers, and the sub is rendered motionless.\nAs Spikes notes the Nazi has disappeared, the Nazi stabs Lawson.\nTo save the sub, Angel turns Lawson into a vampire.\nLawson repairs the sub, thanks Angel, and suggests they eat the crew.\nAngel forces him to leave the sub and swim 20 miles to dry land, warning him that he will kill him if he ever sees him again.\nSpike laughs but becomes irritated when Angel also forces him to leave.\nIn the present, Angel tells Lawson that he never wanted to sire Lawson, but Lawson notes that it seems fair to sacrifice his life to help the Americans.\nAngel tells him that killing his friends will not change the past, but Lawson settles for hurting Angel.\nThey fight, and before Angel kills Lawson, Lawson says, "Go on, Chief.\nWhat is a mission".\nThe next day, Spike suggests Lawson was there for revenge, but Angel says that he came there for "a reason".