Chapter 12

Henry sees a battlefield and sees his army being overwhelmed by the enemy army. They were being charged and Henry panics. He comes across a soldier fleeing and tries to stop him but the soldier hits him with his gun. He meets a stranger who tells him the way back to his camp, but when the stranger leaves he realizes that he never saw his face.

The man that told Henry the direction to the camp was very calm. If he were just in battle wouldn't he be shakey and paranoid? How come Henry never seen the mans face either? If you were talking to a person how could you not see their face.

Who was the man Henry was talking to and why was he so calm.