Final Project
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- 1st Battle
- 2nd Battle
- 3rd Battle
- Henry Fleming, a young man of 18 years old, has finally left his farm and his mother to join the Union Army. However, his regiment largely wanders from one place to another, never really seeing combat. Henry is consumed by fears that he will run away from a true battle, and while he tries to find comfort, but the worries still plague him.
- 4th Battle
- While Henry fights initially, he is quickly overcome by fear as he sees many of his fellow soldiers fleeing the first battle. His friend, a loud and arrogant soldier named Wilson, also deserts the battle before it really begins. Henry turns and runs away from the battle, fleeing into the woods and plagued by fear, guilt, and shame.
- 5th Battle
- Henry meets up with a wounded unit of soldiers, including Jim Conklin. A tattered soldier tries to befriend Henry. Henry and soldier follow Jim into the woods, where he dies. Henry soon abandons him in the woods, alone and muttering to himself. Overcome by weariness, Henry is led back to his regiment by a cheery stranger. He says he was shot in the head by the enemy, but it was that he was ashamed.
- Main Idea
- Henry keeps his cowardice from his comrades and becomes a “war devil,” or a fearless soldier. The regimen is then sent to an assignment which most likely means certain death. Henry and Wilson overhear the general calling the soldiers “mule drivers,” and this fuels his and Wilson’s resolve to fight. Henry becomes the color bearer for the next battle by saving the flag from a dying color bearer.
- The regiment squares off with rebels hiding from the Union forces . Their lines are quickly dwindling, so they realize they have to charge the fence. Henry and Wilson lock their sights on the rebel color bearer, and Wilson and they swoop in to grab the flag as the color bearer is killed. The Union forces win the battle, and a strange calm settles over the land.
- The main idea from Henry is to have peace. If we have then all of the soldiers will have self-preservation which is the main theme of the book.
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