Near the end of this novel, the main character and his lover sit at a table in the Majestic Hotel and give contrasting speeches on the topic of moral 
Near the end of this novel, the main character and his lover sit at a table in the Majestic Hotel and give contrasting speeches on the topic of moral obligation. In the last chapter of this novel, the protagonist prepares to lead a group of people in storming a hotel room, only to realize that he has wet himself. The main characters of this novel fall into a tunnel complex from which there is apparently no escape, but they escape from it by falling back out, at the suggestion of Sarkin Aung Wan. This novel contains three narrative threads: the first describes the protagonist looking down at a beach from his observation post, the second consists of flashbacks to events like the deaths of Bernie Lynn and Frenchie Tucker, and the third is the title action, which is largely imagined by the protagonist. The title character of this novel decides to walk to Paris and goes AWOL, but is pursued by a squad of soldiers including Paul Berlin. For 10 points, name this novel by the author of The Things They Carried, Tim O'Brien.