Later in the story, Henry's status differentiates from single to in a relationship, and from masculine to apprehensively frail. Furthermore, he gets wounded during the war and gets sent to a hospital. Catherine who is a nurse relocates to Henry, taking care of him. During his recovery, a Priest visits him and lectures him about loving God, in sync with genuine love. As the priest tells Henry, "You understand but you do not love God." "No." "You don't love him at all?" He asked. "I am afraid of Him in the night sometimes." "You should love Him." "I don't love much." "Yes," he said. "You do. What you tell me about in the nights. That is not love. That is only passion and lust. When you love you wish to do things for. You wish to sacrifice for.
