Abstract: Henry began this chapter by walking toward the fire fearing that the soldiers would
tell on him for fleeing battle. He goes past sleeping soldiers and a loud voice tells him to stop. Henry recognizes him as Wilson. He tells Wilson he was shot in the head after being separted from the others. He is told to go to the corporal and the corporal says that he got grazed by a bullet. It only left a lump. Henry watches camp while Wilson gets a canteen of coffee. Wilson helps Henry by giving him a blanket for the night and a wet cloth. Henry drifed off to sleep. He was very grateful of his friend Wilson.
Response: Henry arrived at the camp and was told to stop. The guard was Wilson. Henry got very lucky it was his friend. Then he tells him he got shot in the head. Henry is very lucky to have a good friend like Wilson. Wilson gave him a blanket and something to drink. He did this after Henry left their group.
Question: Why was Wilson so nice to Henry?
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