Summary of "An Episode of War"
By: Stephen Crane
Class : 12 | For: Humanities and Education
'An Episode of War' written by Stephen Crane presents the bitter experience of a wounded lieutenant at the war front, barracks and hospital. Crane hasn't given name to the lieutenant but used generic name in order to show that war is bitter experience not for an individual only but for all soldiers of any nationality, place and time.
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Important Questions:
- How is war a sad scene in respect of the war front, barracks or hospital. Comment.
- Describe the grim, inhuman picture of war presented in "An Episode of War".
- Is there any reason for Crane's refusal to give the lieutenant's name?
- How did the lieutenant lose his arm in the story 'An Episode of War'?
- How does the wound set the lieutenant apart form his fellow soldiers?
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