But when he said this, I'm afraid he couldn't imagine its true meaning. Until the political commissar of the Soviet Army as a prisoner was executed, the Jewish girl was shot and killed in front of him, and the brother who was with him blew himself up in despair after stepping on a landmine... The unprincipled on the battlefield and the unreasonable war were presented to him in shock. , he can't get rid of this real world, he can only integrate into this history that no one can choose. No wonder he changed quickly, because if he wants to survive, he must change, not to mention that he is such a smart person. While despairing of human cannibalism, he used his conscience to pay homage to this unprecedented killing.
The older brother protected the younger brother until the defeat of the war was already evident. In the battle to seize the telegraph station, the moment he gave the order, he saw his younger brother. Out of instinct, he let the second squad take the lead, and the younger brother belonged to the first squad. But in fact, his younger brother, who is already a veteran, doesn't need his special care at all. What's more, on the battlefield at this time, the probability of death of all the German soldiers fighting on the front line is almost indistinguishable.
He was the lieutenant of the Greyhound Company, and as the leader, it was his job to lead them into battle. But the cruelty of the war broke him himself. When he left the battlefield alone, the original emotions in his mind were all torn to shreds by the war. His company, his younger brother, his love for his mother The oath, his lover, everything, has become an ethereal illusory, he is just step by step away... away from the fact that he can't face, away from the responsibility he can't bear. His heart is actually fragile, the defeats on the battlefield and the death of the company brother have exposed his weakness, he is just an ordinary person.
It can be said that his younger brother is stronger. After he saw the murderous nature of this war, he abandoned his beliefs. He had no desires and no desires. He had no hope for the victory of the war. There will be no unnecessary historical attributions. All he wanted was peace and family affection, but the war ruined everything, and he could never return to the past, so he chose death. His cold-blooded treatment of himself is precisely because of the ruthlessness of this war. This is what that generation must face. If history has emotions, it is history that ends winter's life.
It's just, what did he think in his heart when he knew that his brother was still alive? Did his calm exterior mask his inner agitation and struggle? It was not clear at the time, and it was not until his suicidal behavior that he realized that he had used his tired body in exchange for the nature and soul of everyone, including what he thought he had long lost.
But, winter, have you ever abandoned your soul?
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