All Quiet On The Western Front Differences

There are many ways that soldiers attitudes differ from civilians. The book “All Quiet on the Western Front” shows many of these differences. First, a soldier is less concerned about privacy or modesty than a civilian. This is seen when Paul, the main character and narrator in the story, remarks how embarrassed he was in the public latrine for the first time. After some time at war, he and his friends moved three of the personal toilets to form a ring so they can play a game while using them. From a civilian perspective, however, privacy and modesty are both very important and possibly even indispensable.
Another difference is the use of foul language which soldiers use much more than civilians. Soldiers have a strange tendency to lose their