They realize that they are going to be going to battle and Henry becomes worried and afraid. He doesn't want to look like a fool when he is out there. He is afraid that he will want to run when the time comes. He feels that this is not where God wanted him to be and he questions whether he really should be there. Someone tries to steel a horse that is outside a house but before they could get away, a little girl comes out so they couldn't take it.
I think in the chapter Henry lacks a lot of courage. He seems to scared and regrets that he enlisted in the war. Before it seems as if he talked so brave and now he questions everything he is doing and what he is going to do.
Question: What is across the river?
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