Henry's point of view explaining to the other soldiers of the regiment why you ran from battle.

I do not know what you are looking for here, so I will try to cover these two angles. Henry was so scared that he really ran. Many of his companions turned and ran and Henry ran. Henry's explanation for the other soldiers was that he lost his instructions and was separated from the team, "I separated," which was not in doubt finally.

In his regiment, Henry stands out more than other soldiers, and his courage is defined by many different points in his experience. Henry was just a boy, but his self-image was very descriptive, Henry told her mother was joining the army. His mother completely rejected the decision to become a soldier in adulthood, but his idea was impossible like a brick. - When thinking about each other's relationship, you will think about love and trust. There are various kinds of bonds between mother and child, or between owner and pet. The story of 'dark brown dog' is about how some relationship lets us leave from the dark place in my heart. The story begins with a child standing at the corner of the street in the summer. When it is a dark brown dog, the rope is near him at the neck. The author did not detailed the background of this story.

The army began marching, and Henry tried to avoid talking with his colleagues. He did not know whether to flee in the fight. In the evening he was lying on the grass hoping to stay at his mother's farm. A soldier named Wilson began talking to him and they talked about future events. He asked Wilson if he was convinced he will not run away from the fight, and a loud soldier swore he will not. The group dropped in at the point where several soldiers began to make mountains of stone in front of them. Soon they were told to quit. Henry did not know why they were led to this point, he and other soldiers talked about military commanders' hesitation. They parade again in the afternoon and heard skirmishes. Fierce soldier Wilson told Henry that this fight would be his first and last time. He asked Henry to bring a yellow envelope to his house. Brigades are parked in a small forest. This shows a cruel war

Henry, seeking some guarantee, began talking with several other soldiers in his regiment and asked him. Obviously, as he reads, Henry wants to become a legendary hero, but at the same time his fear glancing at him and suspecting him of his confidence. He asked questions to his soldiers, tried to gain confirmation of his anxiety, and wondered if he would accept him if he stopped fighting. When he could not find the answer he was looking for, he began to feel very scared and lonely, and more confused about what he thought he would do. Finally, the army moved, and Henry saw the fight for the first time. In the first small-scale confrontation of the day, Henry fought and stood just like most other people in his group, but when a second skirmish came, Henry got tired. Because he met two nearby guys and threw away their weapons, Henry also "threw a gun and ran away."