In "The Soldier's Home," Krebs's parents treat him like a child and do not understand the experiences he has gone through in the war.

a. True

b. False

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18 May, 11:13

In "The Soldier's Home," Krebs's parents treat him like a child and do not understand the experiences he has gone through in the war.

a. True

b. False

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Elian Clarke · Answer 1

The answer is true. They not know much has changed in Harold after returning from the war. Because of his refusal to go on with his life like getting a job or settling down his parents treat him like a kid but in reality they too don’t’ want to face the truth.

In "The Soldier's Home," Krebs's parents treat him like a child and do not understand the experiences he has gone through in the war.a. Trueb. False

In "The Soldier's Home," Krebs's parents treat him like a child and do not understand the experiences he has gone through in the war.

a. True

b. False