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The novel begins when a small baby is born by the name of Willie.

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his farther's expectations are for  him to follow in his farther's footsteps and become a police but his physical size is too small.

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the novel begins when Paul and and his friends returns from the battle but lost almost half of the soldiers in their company to injury or death.

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The physical size of the men is not hindering with their careers.

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Willie finally decides to join the army just to make his father proud.

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A school friend of the soldiers convinces them to voluntarily join the army to prove their patriotism

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Mr Lawlow is injured in the fight accompanying the Dublin lookout

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chapter two  begins when Paul remembers his life before joining the war and regrets being part of the army.

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chapter two begins with Willie and his farther reading a newspaper and gaining motivation from stories about patriotic commitment.

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the young man start to feel the fear of war for the fist time and regrets his decision.

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on both novels, the first two chapters focuses on the effects of war on the soldiers and emphasizes the physical repulsiveness, exhaustion of war and horrific violence experienced at war.

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both novels are about the First World War

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In both novels, when the soldiers return from war they are mentally and emotionally disturbed.