When henry enters the chapel of trees does he find comfort? explain.

This is in chapter 7. To an extent id does give him some solace out of the harshness of battle. Here Henry connects with nature which seems immune to mans' dark battles,

"After a time the sound of musketry grew faint and the cannon boomed in the distance. The sun, suddenly apparent, blazed among the trees. The insects were making rhythmical noises. They seemed to be grinding their teeth in unison. A woodpecker stuck his impudent head around the side of a tree. A bird flew on lighthearted wing.Off was the rumble of death. It seemed now that Nature had no ears.This landscape gave him assurance. A fair field holding life. It was the religion of peace."