What Is Henry's Life In World War 1

Henry briefly described the situation on the back, and he talk about the front with a British major. Any country on the fight was kind of broke especially Italy. They start to judge people didn’t know how to fight a war. After their talk, Henry went to barber and shived before he go back to hospital. He take a shortcut because he want practice his leg. Then he met a paper cutting guy, but he didn’t focus on this guy, because he just wanted to go back to hospital and see Cathine. He read some letters from his friends and parents. Later, Catherine came in. Henry talked to Catherine at first, but then he found that she’s active is unusual today, so he asked what happened about her. Finally, Catherine told Henry she was pregnant. Henry started to be a little cool to Catherine. They didn’t quarrel in the end of the chapter, but Henry’s happy life was getting end, because Catherine was pregnant, and he will be back to the front soon. …show more content…
They said that World War one is a bloody war, millions of people dead in this war. He told Henry that “the Italians had lost one hundred and fifty thousand men on the Bainsizza plateau and on San Gabriele.”(cha 21) After that, they start to judge people didn’t know how to fight a war. The British major didn’t think there are any meaning in World War one, and he didn’t think they have a chance to win the war. “They thought only in divisions and man-power. They all squabbled about divisions and only killed them when they got them. They were all cooked. The Germans won the victories. By God they were soldiers. The old Hun was a soldier. But they were cooked too. We were all cooked I asked about Russia. He said they were cooked already.”(cha 21). On this point, Hemingway wrote about a British officer’s disgust about World War one. He wanted to use this officer to explain why Henry felt bad about this war in the later