“Yes we did have heavy losses yesterday. The beans look good” Pg.6 Bulcke
This sentence portrays the lack of importance of the men who lost their lives or have lost their limbs, the food is the priority now. The loss of seventy men omitted no feeling or worth at that time; only one's personal gain is worth a thought now. One of the men who has been greatly injured, kemmerich, is on his deathbed scared to die.Muller takes notice of his boots. He hints that the boots will not be used again and asks to have them. Though he is dying the boots are the only thing muller talks about instead of …show more content…
The man represents humanity and familiarity to Paul. This man is just like him, a body that has flesh and blood running through his veins. The fact that Paul kills him with his hands is traumatizing. He loses his nerve trying to make this man’s last moments bearable. To further worsen the situation, Baumer learns the man’s name and makes an inside promise to write and to and support his family. This of course was not fulfilled, but, this furthermore displayed Paul’s own guilt and grief. Finally showing his feelings for