He wore the look of one who knows he is the victim of a terrible disease and understands his helplessness. . . . He held his rig
ht wrist tenderly in his left hand as if the wounded arm was made of very brittle glass. This passage from “An Episode of War” by Stephen Crane foreshadows what climactic event? the loss of the battle the loss of the lieutenant’s life the lieutenant’s illness at the field hospital the amputation of the lieutenant’s arm
The answer is the amputation of the lieutenant's arm. None of the other options are events in the story. The lieutenant returns home and we don't know the outcome of the battle. There is also no evidence he was ever ill.
That depends on the situation, if he is acatully going somewhere then he is literally getting or buying some milk, if he is still around thaty means he sai that with a expression or metaphor
