Just imagine yourself being in World War I and experiencing the horrors that war makes you go through. In the beginning, you are a happy, normal soldier and at the end, you become damaged and traumatized. This is what Paul Baumer had to go through in All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque.
Paul Baumer was your average nineteen-year-old who enjoyed the little things in life. His life changed when he was sent to the trenches to go fight in World War I. When Paul was going to the trenches to go fight, he thought that he didn’t belong there. He felt that he was out of place and that the minute he stepped onto the battlefield he would die immediately. Baumer was first filled with emotions and he had faith, but that started to slowly
Paul Baumer was your average nineteen-year-old who enjoyed the little things in life. His life changed when he was sent to the trenches to go fight in World War I. When Paul was going to the trenches to go fight, he thought that he didn’t belong there. He felt that he was out of place and that the minute he stepped onto the battlefield he would die immediately. Baumer was first filled with emotions and he had faith, but that started to slowly