"On his way back with the water, he got lost on a detour around a fallen tree, and as looking for his way through the woods, he heard a voice ask from the underbruch, 'Have you anything to drink?' He saw a uniform. Thinking there was just one soldier, he approached with the water. When he had penetrated the bushes, he saw there were about twenty men, and they were all in exactly the same nightmarich state: their faces were wholly burned, their eyesockets were hollow, the fluid from their melted eyes had run down their cheeks." (P.51)
I don't understand why there are many soldiers in the woods?
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In my opinion, there are a lot of soldiers in the wood because they hide there to prepare for any attack from the United States of America.
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