In this chapter another battle breaks out. They were fighting the same army that they had fought earlier. Their enemy wanted revenge so they came back for more. The soldiers were all tired and sore and didn't really want to get up. They felt as if they were the only ones fighting the rebels and wanted supports to be sent out to help them. Many of the soldiers from the front line ran away, including Henry. Henry felt as if this battle was way different from the first battle. He felt that their enemy would defeat them, so he fled. A general had then came up to him and told him that the front line had held them back.
I think this chapter demonstrates loyalty. The soldiers that fled and ran away from the battle were not very loyal to the rest of the soldiers. Everyone has to do their part in order to come out on top.
Question: Why did Henry all of a sudden change his thought on fighting? Was he just that much more tired compared to last time that made his mental mind not the same as the first battle?
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