Blog # 2: The Red Badge of Courage (Chapters 3, 4, 5)
(Due Wednesday, September 16)
Take a look at the five discussion questions you should have written and answered for today's class. Choose ONE of your questions and type that question as your response to this blog. DO NOT ANSWER THE QUESTION. Make sure you proofread your question so that it is worded correctly with no grammatical errors.
Regan Tustin- Why does Henry gain courage when Wilson hands Henry letters to give to his family?
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeletewhat was the purpose of the specific skirmish that the youth's regiment fought in?
ReplyDeleteJonah Hall - Why does the brigade stop by the trees and watch the other regiment fight and not help them?
ReplyDeleteVelime Hajdari (Lima) - What happens with the one soldier who tries to run away ?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Henry become angry at the start of the battle instead of try to run away like he thought he would?-Cameron Riegle
ReplyDeleteIn battle during chapter three does Henry still have his feelings of being alone or lonely?
ReplyDeleteSierra Mason
ReplyDeleteWhy was the loud soldier saying that it was his first and last battle?
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteWhat does Henry realize, indicated by the imagery, at the end of chapter 5?
ReplyDeleteWhat does Henry realize, indicated by the imagery, at the end of chapter 5?
ReplyDeleteHow does Henery change his thoughts of war after his first encounter of a real battle?
ReplyDeleteWhy does "the loud soldier" give Henry his letter?
ReplyDeleteWhy does his opinion on the war and what he will do change when he encounter "war" for the first time or the dead body, Why does his thought on the war change?
ReplyDeleteWhat new insight to Wilson's character do we see in chapter 3?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Henry become frustrated with his commanders as they continue marching?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Wilson give Henry the letters??
ReplyDeletewhy dose wilson give henery the yellow letter and tell him to give it to his family if he passes?
ReplyDeleteWhy is Henry made fun of by the other soldiers?
ReplyDeleteHow does Henry react to he dead body?
ReplyDeleteWhat was Henry's reaction to the dead body?
ReplyDeleteWhat was Henry's reaction to the dead body?
ReplyDeleteWhen did Henry eventually go into battle?
ReplyDeleteWhy didn't Henry stand up for himself when the other soliders were making fun of him?
ReplyDeleteWhat did Wilson give to Henry at the end of chapter 3 before the battle and who did he want Henry to give it to if he did not return?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Henry not let his fear over?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Crane always describe that battle with the color red?
ReplyDeleteWhy is Henry changing his idea of war already without even having any experience yet; Why is Henry becoming scared already
ReplyDeleteHow has Henry's outlook on war changed since the beginning of the book?
ReplyDeleteWhat did the loud soldier give to Henry before the first battle and why?
ReplyDeleteHow does Henry feel first going into battle?
ReplyDeleteWhen the soldiers are being moved from spot to spot at the beginning of the battle, why does Henry wish the battle would start soon?
ReplyDeleteHow does Henry react when he fights in his first battle?
ReplyDeleteHow do Henry's views of Nature compare/contrast to his views of war?
ReplyDeleteWhy was Henry suddenly awaken by the tall soldier one early morning?
ReplyDeleteHow do chapters 3-5 portray the theme that nature is indifferent to human life?
ReplyDeleteAs the battle progressed in chapter 3 what emotions ran through Henry's mind?
ReplyDeleteIs Henry more concerned for his own life or the lives of the people around him?
ReplyDeleteHow did Henry feel during his first battle?
ReplyDeleteWhy did Henry enlist in the war even though he has now realized that he doesn't want to be a part of it?
ReplyDeleteWhat was the name of the man who was described as a "funny feller" and lost three fingers?
ReplyDeleteHow did Henry describe the enemy and what stood out about them?
ReplyDeleteAt the end of chapter three, what does Henry conclude is his best option?
ReplyDeleteWho claims the first battle will be his last?
ReplyDeleteWho gets shot in chapter 4? Excluding the significance of this and tell how it effected Henry.
ReplyDeleteWhen henry tossed the pinecone at the squirl why did he feel better?
ReplyDeleteIs war what henry was expecting it to be
ReplyDeleteWhat does Henry fear most when he hears the battle ahead of him?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Wilson give Henry the yellow envelope with the letter in it?
ReplyDeleteWhy does the "loud soldier" tell Henry this would be his first and last battle?
ReplyDeleteHow does Henry react when we comes across the dead body?
ReplyDelete