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In the Days of the Comet Book Second Chapter First Section 5-6
In which a man, newly awakened from a long sleep of ignorance and muddled thought, confides in the narrator his bitter remorse and urgent resolve to end the madness of war, as they struggle together along the serene, sea-washed shore. Together they contemplate the quiet tragedy of a drowned sailor, the petty follies of mankind, and the hopeful dawn of a changed world where old grievances might cease and a nobler purpose take root.
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