Then it should be remembered that he has come from the noise, the stress and strain of the battlefield, that he has seen his friend to whom he was speaking, killed a moment later, he has seen those who were all around him, all killed in a moment. He must not be considered as another. His annoyance, his pain must be tolerated and consoled. If we go to Fleet Street only, how tired we are by the noise and busy life. When we come home afterwards, it is difficult to be calm. He has had great, very great shocks. He must be considered as a child under the care of his mother. What he says must not be taken seriously. It will be a very, very long time before he has recovered himself.