Chapter 3
Henry and the boys are now on the move. They march in a tight bunch stopping for nothing but to sleep and to eat. Their commander keeps leading them further and further towards gunfire. Henry afraid, starts to doubt the wisdom of his commander. Further and further they march, many of the men are now starting to fight about what is going on. Near the end of the chapter the real battle starts, and the loud soldier (Wilson) hands Henry a note and some things to give to his parents because he believes he will not make it through this battle.
This chapter makes you think whats going on through Henry's head. It really lets you know how rushed and unorganized things in the army really are.
Why does Wilson give the stuff to Henry?