Soldier's home

Life is full twists and turns; there are changes everywhere. Sometimes they are within us, other times they are around us. For Krebs, in a “Soldier’s Home,” change is an internal warfare, where no one can save him but himself. He has lost his innocence, has seen and been part of horrifying battles, and now has to leave these experiences so that he can adjust and be part of the community. This transition is …showed first 75 words of 939 total…

…showed last 75 words of 939 total…during and after the incident; “none of it had touched him…He had felt sorry for his mother and she had made him lie.” He is a somnambulist walking though life, unable to handle emotional involvement. He wants a simple life, one without complications, without consequences, although he knows that impossible. He is trapped in his own nightmare, in his own world. He is unable to relate to anything or anybody; he is an outsider.