Some might even fight back, but in “A Mystery of Heroism” we are told about soldiers who seem to ignore the war going on around them. “In the midst of it all, Smith and Ferguson, two privates of A Company, were engaged in a heated discussion, which involved the greatest questions of the national existence.” While most people like to argue, they should be focused on surviving and maybe even winning. Not proving how much more they know than someone else about the national existence. But they’ve been under gun-fire for so long that they’re just used to it. “But suddenly his face straightened and he called: ‘Say young man, give me a drink of water, will you?’” Before this was spoken, this man had lost an arm and is still trapped under his horse, so how could he suddenly perk up and ask for a drink of water, obviously he didn’t and it was some sort of illusion or delusion. One of the gruesome details is his predicament, he is pinned under his horse, lost his arm, and was about to cry out for
Some might even fight back, but in “A Mystery of Heroism” we are told about soldiers who seem to ignore the war going on around them. “In the midst of it all, Smith and Ferguson, two privates of A Company, were engaged in a heated discussion, which involved the greatest questions of the national existence.” While most people like to argue, they should be focused on surviving and maybe even winning. Not proving how much more they know than someone else about the national existence. But they’ve been under gun-fire for so long that they’re just used to it. “But suddenly his face straightened and he called: ‘Say young man, give me a drink of water, will you?’” Before this was spoken, this man had lost an arm and is still trapped under his horse, so how could he suddenly perk up and ask for a drink of water, obviously he didn’t and it was some sort of illusion or delusion. One of the gruesome details is his predicament, he is pinned under his horse, lost his arm, and was about to cry out for