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id。 〃He was a big smart tall boy to be in the granatieri。 Always in Rome。 Always with the girls。 Always with the carabinieri。〃 He laughed。 〃Now they have a guard outside his house with a bayonet and nobody can e to see his mother and father and sisters and his father loses his civil rights and cannot even vote。 They are all without law to protect them。 Anybody can take their property。〃
〃If it wasn't that that happens to their families nobody would go to the attack。〃
〃Yes。 Alpini would。 These V。 E。 soldiers would。 Some bersaglieri。〃
〃Bersaglieri have run too。 Now they try to forget it。〃
〃You should not let us talk this way； Tenente。 Evviva l'esercito；〃 Passini said sarcastically。
〃I know how you talk；〃 I said。 〃But as long as you drive the cars and behave……〃
〃……and don't talk so other officers can hear；〃 Manera finished。 〃I believe we should get the war over；〃 I said。 〃It would not finish it if one side stopped fighting。 It would only be worse if we stopped fighting。〃
〃It could not be worse；〃 Passini said respectfully。 〃There is nothing worse than war。〃
〃Defeat is worse。〃
〃I do not believe it；〃 Passini said still respectfully。 〃What is defeat？ You go home。〃
〃They e after you。 They take your home。 They take your sisters。〃
〃I don't believe it；〃 Passini said。 〃They can't do that to everybody。 Let everybody defend his home。 Let them keep their sisters in the house。〃
〃They hang you。 They e and make
