All Quiet on the Western Front
why is the cook at the town angry when the soldiers how up to eat?
is there anything you find ironic or insual about his anger?
is there anything you find ironic or insual about his anger?
The cook is angry because he cooked for 150 men, and only a few showed up for dinner. Some were changing, but many were dead.
"They won't be fed by you to-day. They're either in the dressing-station or pushing up daisies." The cook was quite disconcerted as the facts dawned on him. He was staggered. "And I have cooked for one hundred and fifty men--"
All Quiet on the Western Front
dressing station is referring to hospital not physically dressing (dressing wounds)