Chapter 7
Henry finds himself angry at himself. He's disappointed that he ran and he can't deal with what the other men will say about him. He leaves and walks through a forest. He thinks to himself why did I have to run? Did I do the right thing? He then sees a squirrel and throws a pine cone at it. He tries to justify his ways by using the squirrel as an example of what he did. Run. He then stumbles upon a dead body in the thick of the forest.
I think Henry is just Making up excuses for what he did. He doesn't want to cope with the thing he has now done.
Is Henry on the blue or gray side?