"Generals Die in Bed" by Charles Harrison - While many of the girls are portrayed as a tease for the vulnerable soldiers, there is still a warm, affectionate image shown by the author

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…men I had seen die, Broadbent dies like a little boy too - weeping, calling for his mother" (265). A very caring, motherly image is portrayed in these scenes. While many of the girls are portrayed as a tease for the vulnerable soldiers, there is still a warm, affectionate image being portrayed by the author. This is understood through the feelings the soldiers have regarding the war and the companions that they meet along their journeys.