Question

What does Henry Armstrong's reaction to being buried alive reveal about his character?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

He falls asleep shortly after discovering his situation, implying he didn’t care too much about being freed or alive.

EXPLANATION:

Henry was very ill and had become indifferent to whether he lived or died. Henry falls asleep not concerning about his fate. He had, in addition, the invalid's indifference and did not really worry about the singular fate which was assigned to him.

However, he was not a philosopher and was merely a plain, ordinary person gifted, for the time being, with a pathological apathy: the organ which he dreaded consequences with was listless. Therefore, with no actual trepidation for his near future, Henry fell asleep and all was peace with himself.