Chapter 11

This chapter starts out with the noise of the battle growing louder and louder as he comes closer. He suddenly feels a great urge to fight and he begins to start going to the front line to fight. But then second guesses himself and doesn't go and says that if the men see him still alive, they would know he ran in the other battles. So he doesn't go into the battle. He is very hard on himself saying that he is a villain and that the dead soldiers on the battlefield are his responsibility and that he is there murderer for not being there to fight with them. He wishes he was dead himself. Once again I question why enlisted in the first place. I think that he is beginning to go insane. Why doesn't Henry just get over himself and fight?