Journey and Reflections

The narrator recounts his army experience, which was marked by constant travel and training rather than combat. He visits his friend Leper in Vermont, who has suffered a mental breakdown due to his army experiences. The visit reveals Leper's struggles with his mental health and the impact of military life. The narrator reflects on the situation, feeling disconnected and overwhelmed by Leper's condition.

What was the main activity of the narrator's army career?

• Training with new weapons

• Marching in parades

• Fighting in battles

• Traveling through unknown parts of America

Why did the narrator feel relieved upon reaching the town at dawn?

• He believed Leper had escaped from spies

• He saw the sun shining brightly

• He received a warm welcome from the townspeople

• He found a taxi to Leper's house

How did the narrator feel about the war after hearing about Leper's encounter with spies?

• He thought it was a hopeless situation

• He felt it was a thrilling adventure

• He believed it had some color and hope

• He considered it a waste of time

What was the narrator's initial impression of Leper's house?

• It was a crowded and noisy environment

• It was a modern and luxurious home

• It was a fragile haven against the cold

• It was a bustling and lively place

What did the narrator notice about Leper's behavior during their conversation?

• Leper was tense and troubled

• Leper was indifferent and aloof

• Leper was cheerful and optimistic

• Leper was calm and composed

How did Leper describe his experience in the army?

• As a series of hallucinations and fears

• As a time of personal growth

• As a monotonous routine

• As a thrilling adventure

What was Leper's reaction to the idea of a Section 8 discharge?

• He was amused

• He was indifferent

• He was relieved

• He was terrified

What did the narrator feel upon hearing Leper's story?

• Curiosity and intrigue

• Joy and relief

• Overwhelmed and disconnected

• Empathy and understanding

What did the narrator decide to do after hearing Leper's story?

• Invite Leper to return to the army

• Stay and help Leper

• Report Leper to the authorities

• Leave and distance himself from Leper

What was the narrator's main concern after learning about Leper's condition?

• The reaction of Leper's family

• The accuracy of Leper's story

• Leper's safety and well-being

• His own potential future in the army