What do Henry and the lieutenant do in Chapter 19, when the regiment begins to lose its energy in its charge against the enemy? What do Henry and Wilson struggle over at the end of Chapter 19 and the beginning of Chapter 20? In Chapter 20, what makes it

The men stop behind trees, dumbstruck. It is as if some other force is driving them. As soon as they stop, the lieutenant is on them again, cursing and swearing for them to go on. He grabs Henry to drag him towards the line. The youth lashes out at his commander, saying, "Come on yerself, then."

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