The Red Badge of Courage

In Chapter Two, Crane uses symbolism to describe the enemy "across the river" To what does he compare the enemy?

In Chapter Two of The Red Badge of Courage

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Crane is all about colour and metaphor here. I believe he refers to the "red eyes" of the enemy that peer at them from across the river.

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