Chapters 1, 2, 3
Five Tangible Things (explain them? really?)
Uniform (p.6) – presents a sense of pride and honor, an outfit
Guns/rifles (p.9, 15)- a weapon, source of some intangible emotions
Blankets (p.20)-keeps you warm…… (uh explain? 
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Canteens (p.20)- a container used to carry water.
Haversacks (p.20)- an over the shoulder bag.
Five intangible things
Heartbreak (p.6-7)- Henry’s mother is upset and broken that her only son is living to go to war after she discouraged him.
Fear (p.1o)- Clarity comes to Henry, as he realizes how his actions could lead to his death
Loneliness (p.13, 16)- the worst kind, being surrounded by many people, but you can’t connect or confide in any of them.
Longing (p.17)- Henry misses his home, and his past life.
Confusion (p.27)- weird, old man gives Henry a package, and disappears. who was he?
Personal Section: What do you carry?
Tangible: In my purse: my track phone (for emergencies, usually), my i-pod (can’t live with out music), a pencil and a mini-notebook (always be prepared, and it helps having a list handy), my wallet (money, my permit), chapstick (it’s winter after all), and a bunch of change on the bottom. In my backpack: school stuff, a whole bunch of stuff to lug home and read, and answer etc…and I hate carrying all that stuff to and from school, but who doesn’t. On my person: my watch (to tell time, especially when the school clocks are wrong.), a hair tie (just in case), and my glasses (Cause I wouldn’t be able to see anything, I am blind without them).
Intangible: determination- I am (usually) an overachiever, and I try to do my best at everything, and am determined to get the job done right., shyness- I got voted most shy in the yearbook for a reason. nervousness- I don’t like huge crowds of people, especially presenting things., Fear- about the future.,Humor-having a sense of humor (at times) can make everything better….and a bunch of others I suppose, but I don’t wish to share anymore.
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