In "A Separate Peace," the boys have mixed reactions to Leper's decision to enlist in the military. Some express surprise and disbelief, as Leper is often seen as fragile and not suited for combat. His enlistment highlights the pressures and expectations of wartime, causing a rift among the boys, particularly as they grApple with their own fears about joining the military. Overall, Leper's choice serves as a catalyst for deeper reflections on bravery and the harsh realities of war.
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