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I would help out the soldiers as much as I can. I don't know if I could handle the gruesome mess left behind.

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If I was in the same position as Tille was, I would try to help the troops out in the sense of helping the surgeons with the amputations

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I would have also tried to help out who I could through moral support, and basic carrying jobs. On the other hand, I might just hid in the cellars and wait for it to stop.

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No because of the stinch of all the dead people and the flies.

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tillie fought through the  emotions, while she gave them water

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tillie fought through the  emotions, while she gave them water

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She overcame the trauma of war by doing all she could to help the Union. One example would be her running buckets of water to the troops marching by

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She helped the soldiers out by helping bake bread for them and also handing out slices of bread.

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Its a lot easier to think about 5 or 10 people making their way through a battle than trying to sympathise with hundreds of thousands of men.

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Her entanglement in the battle has shaped her in most likely forcing her to "toughen up", as shown when she talked about how the surgery that went on underneath the house she was in should have frightened her, but she had no reaction to it.

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Rifle, sister had a saber

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Tillie describes the limbs that were taken off the soldiers in the battle.

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She talks about limbs being stacked like wood.

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Tillie describes the noises and gun shots she heard from her house.

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The fleeing of danger. It shows wagon after wagon.

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The fleeing of danger. It shows wagon after wagon.