Henry hears the sound of the battle begin again and he heads over to it. He feels guilty for everything that he has already done so he decides to head to the front line but soon stops because he realizes he doesn't have a rifle so he slows down. He hates doing this because he knows that the other soldiers already know about him running and not fighting and he doesn't want them to think any less of him then they already do. Henry feels terrible and feels really guilty for backing down the way he did.
I think in this chapter Henry is trying to make up for what he had done before, he just wasn't prepared. If he would have had his weapon he may have stayed and fought, but then again you never know what he would have done.
Question: Wasn't there another gun lying around somewhere on the ground? I'm sure that some dead guy would let him have his gun!
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