Chapter 6

Henry wakes up feeling a sense of pride and accomplishment thinking that the big battle was won and he had survived. Then they see and hear the rebel army charging again and they can't believe it. Henry stops and thinks a while saying this it can't be possible that they would fight again, so soon. But the firing begins and smoke is everywhere. Many of his comrades begin to run so he does likewise. But Henry's regiment holds back the enemy again without him and the others who ran. Why does the commander never call for supports? Why don't they get more soliders/support? I think Henry's courage is really challenged again when they are attacked for a second time. He stays strong even though many of his men are running away.