War Horse Chapter 19 Quotes
War Horse Chapter 19 Quotes
How we cite the quotes:
(Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote 1
When the end of the war did come, it came swiftly. [...] There was little joy, little celebration of victory, only a sense of profound relief. (19.6)
The only reward for these men is that they don't have to fight anymore. They gain nothing from being at war, except for life-long injuries and trauma. There is no cause to celebrate.
Quote 2
"D'you mean to say that after all they've been through, after all we've done looking after them [...] that they're to end up like that?" (19.20)
Well, we take back what we said about men respecting their duty. Not all men do. Lucky for Joey and the gang, the soldiers are ready to stand up for them, carrying horses who once carried them.
Quote 3
"[David] looked after me, Joey. Like a brother he was to me." (19.5)
Don't worry, Albert can also form familial bonds with people (not just horses). It's unsurprising that David and Albert became so close; they're both only children without actual brothers or sisters of their own.