After fleeing from battle, the protagonist is joined by the tattered soldier in witnessing the death of former comrade Jim Conklin.
When one character in this work throws a pinecone at a squirrel, it flees, convincing him that escape is a natural response to danger. Characters in this work include the young and foul-mouthed lieutenant. The protagonist of this work is injured by a rifle butt, but his friends think it is a bullet(*) wound. After fleeing from battle, the protagonist is joined by the tattered soldier in witnessing the death of former comrade Jim Conklin. Union deserter Henry Fleming envies the wounded in, for 10 points, what novel by Stephen Crane?
When one character in this work throws a pinecone at a squirrel, it flees, convincing him that escape is a natural response to danger.
The {Red Badge of Courage}