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The Grapes of Wrath, Chapter 2 summary

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In Chapter 2, the men learn why the guns fire through the night, discuss messages for loved ones, and wake to a sudden increase in firing. Arundel and Kentucky watch the bombardment outside, shelter from nearby shells, and reveal different attitudes toward the danger of the coming attack.

What happens

  1. A gunner explains that irregular nighttime salvos prevent Germans from repairing wire damaged during daylight.
  2. The men discuss food, casualties, and messages to loved ones, turning their fear of death into jokes.
  3. The sleepers grow so accustomed to the guns that a brief silence wakes them.
  4. Around midnight, sudden rifle and machine-gun fire prompts debate about whether an attack begins.
  5. Arundel and Kentucky go outside, watch the batteries firing, and take cover when shells burst nearby.
  6. As firing eases, Kentucky questions Arundel’s description of war as a game, but Arundel remains certain their side is better.

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What to notice

Larry acknowledges danger but treats battle as a contest with a deserved winner. Kentucky’s questions expose the certainty behind this view.

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Why do the guns fire at irregular intervals during the night?

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