The Red Badge of Courage
That Henry had a tranquil philosophy during these moments of irritation indicated what?
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jill d #170087
In context, he didn't enjoy confrontation.
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judy t #197809
What moments of irritation? It is safe to say that Henry has the sense to not let small things (irritation) upset him in the middle of an actual war. His philosophy might be "do not sweat the small stuff." However, as the war goes on, he does see the importance of placing his attention on the larger issues of men dying all around him.
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judy t #197809
What moments of irritation? It is safe to say that Henry has the sense to not let small things (irritation) upset him in the middle of an actual war. His philosophy might be "do not sweat the small stuff." However, as the war goes on, he does see the importance of placing his attention on the larger issues of men dying all around him.
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judy t #197809
What moments of irritation? It is safe to say that Henry has the sense to not let small things (irritation) upset him in the middle of an actual war. His philosophy might be "do not sweat the small stuff." However, as the war goes on, he does see the importance of placing his attention on the larger issues of men dying all around him.
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judy t #197809
Sorry for the repetition. My computer is acting weird.
