In a letter to Mr. Kilmer, Anne summarizes chapter 9 of the story. Gus announces he has been chosen for the army to fight in the war and will leave for training the next day, disappointing his father Pa. Richard tries to reassure Pa that he didn't mean what he said and is just worried for Gus' safety. The next day, Gus departs for military training. Richard also receives a long letter from Mr. Kilmer and goes to mail his reply. At Hannah's house, she tells him the sad news that Sgt. Joyce Kilmer has died, and is now part of history.
In a letter to Mr. Kilmer, Anne summarizes chapter 9 of the story. Gus announces he has been chosen for the army to fight in the war and will leave for training the next day, disappointing his father Pa. Richard tries to reassure Pa that he didn't mean what he said and is just worried for Gus' safety. The next day, Gus departs for military training. Richard also receives a long letter from Mr. Kilmer and goes to mail his reply. At Hannah's house, she tells him the sad news that Sgt. Joyce Kilmer has died, and is now part of history.
In a letter to Mr. Kilmer, Anne summarizes chapter 9 of the story. Gus announces he has been chosen for the army to fight in the war and will leave for training the next day, disappointing his father Pa. Richard tries to reassure Pa that he didn't mean what he said and is just worried for Gus' safety. The next day, Gus departs for military training. Richard also receives a long letter from Mr. Kilmer and goes to mail his reply. At Hannah's house, she tells him the sad news that Sgt. Joyce Kilmer has died, and is now part of history.
Literature Component for Secondary Schools | Dear Mr.
Kilmer | Form 5 | By Anne Schraff
Dear Mr. Kilmer
Chapter 9 Synopsis – Gus to war, Kilmer to history.
Richard helped Pa at the
barn. Gus announced that he was chosen for the army and he was off for training the next day. Pa however was disappointed, and angry with Gus’ choice to enlist for the war. Richard tried reasoning with Gus that Pa did not mean what he said and that he was worried of Gus’ safety. Pa did not want to lose Gus. The next day, Gus was off for military training.
Richard also received a reply from Mr. Kilmer, and
it was one of the longest letter from Mr. Kilmer. Richard penned his reply and was off the post office to send it, he wanted Hannah to be his company while to the post office. At Hannah’s doorstep, she disclosed that Sgt. Joyce Kilmer is dead, Sgt. Kilmer is now history.