Chapter 17

Abstract: After the waiting ended, the enemy came upon a group of blue-uniformed men. Henry fights very hard, never retreating. He is aware of nothing beside killing the enemy. He goes awhile without even thinking of stoping. After awhile, he hears a fellow soldier laughing. He then notices that he was firing at nothing and the battle was over. The rest of the soldiers are in awe of Henry, including the lieutenant. Henry doesn't feel that he didn't do anything for his bravery. The soldiers congradulate the other soldiers and talk about how many soldiers the other army lost.
Response: Henry really proved himself to the other soldiers in this battle. He would never get respect from the other soldiers because of his age. They even call him the youth. I think that will stop. He was very couragous in battle. His rage that was explained seemed like the red rage that was earlier in the book. He was focused on one thing and one thing only and that was killing the enemy as fast as he could. Henry showed his courage during this battle and gained respect from other soldiers.
Question: Where did Henry find the courage?