Fredhams still chose to die, he said from the beginning, "We failed from the beginning." He knew, he knew all about it, before everyone else was thinking "We thought we were Hero, now we're just a murderer" before he was sentimental, he already knew the ending, he was a downright pessimist, but sober and heart-wrenching. I think he carried Rimbaud's poems and "lived" numbly in this war, but in fact he had already died.
"War, we thought he was made up of hard work, but it's not. War is made up of waiting, waiting for the next war, waiting for the next meal, waiting for tomorrow." How much humanity does the Germans have when facing this war The helplessness in the middle, driven and forced to become the sacrifice of the war, they themselves are their own offerings, they are their own hometowns that they can never go back to. The three wine glasses covered with sand, to the dead Greta and Frahames, and to the hometown they will never go back to.
However, who is dead and who is alive, is it really alive?
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