What do you think could account for Paul’s negative point of view? I think that one of the largest factors would be the loss of a close friend or relative. Having someone that you are close to can help you keep your sanity in warfare. But this is in fact, a double bladed sword. If something happens to that person, such as they get wounded and must leave you to get treatment, you are left alone. Usually you would blame yourself, saying that you could have saved them. This mental stress can make you do something reckless or cloud your judgement and put others in danger. The same result could happen after the death of a close comrade. Now you may thirst for revenge and forget basic things that have kept you alive so far. In this time period, you may forget how to react to a certain shell that is being fired, or you could forget to reload your weapon. Another possible reason for his negative point of view is the conditions for the soldiers like poor food quality, unsanitary water, and used weapons and
What do you think could account for Paul’s negative point of view? I think that one of the largest factors would be the loss of a close friend or relative. Having someone that you are close to can help you keep your sanity in warfare. But this is in fact, a double bladed sword. If something happens to that person, such as they get wounded and must leave you to get treatment, you are left alone. Usually you would blame yourself, saying that you could have saved them. This mental stress can make you do something reckless or cloud your judgement and put others in danger. The same result could happen after the death of a close comrade. Now you may thirst for revenge and forget basic things that have kept you alive so far. In this time period, you may forget how to react to a certain shell that is being fired, or you could forget to reload your weapon. Another possible reason for his negative point of view is the conditions for the soldiers like poor food quality, unsanitary water, and used weapons and