Question

In Chapter 1 of The Red Badge of Courage, Crane develops a scene in which Henry, Wilson, and Jim Conklin discuss the possibility of

combat the next day and potential outcomes.


What is the effect of this conversation?


A: It establishes the reason for the conflict between Henry and Wilson later in the story.


B: It defines Jim Conklin's role as mentor and protector of the two younger soldiers.

C: It emphasizes how unprepared the soldiers' regiment is for the impending battle.


D: it foreshadows the decision Henry will later make about whether to fight or to run.

Answer 1

The effect of this conversation emphasizes how unprepared the soldiers' regiment is for the impending battle in th novel The Red Badge of Courage.

Henry is still lost in his own thoughts while the regiment continues to rest, wondering whether a war will ever occur and whether he will be able to handle it. Henry notices that the other soldiers don't appear to share his concerns. Indeed, some are jovial and appear to be excited about the prospect of engaging in combat.On consideration, Henry realises that possibly his teammates are just as fearless as he is, but they choose to ignore the fear that the Red Badge of Courage mentions. Henry comes to the conclusion that his companions are all heroes without fear.

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