Johnny cogió su fusil

The novel's intense focus on Johnny's thoughts and feelings really immerses the reader. I'm curious about the creative choices behind conveying such a limited perspective.

The story's raw portrayal of the horrors of war made me think about how literature can influence perspectives on conflict. Would love to hear others' reactions.

Some sections seemed to linger on Johnny’s memories and thoughts. Do you think this was effective or did it disrupt the flow?