her, does what it wishes to do, and her living is the struggle against circumstance Part Two chapters 6-9 Summary: The relationship between Henry and Catharine becomes more defined as Henry begins to pay her regular visits. However, the relationship is one devoid(全无的,缺乏的) of love-to Henry, it is as if they are playing a game. Catherine recognizes this as well, and finally declares that it is a"rotten game we play, putting an end to the false lovemaking Meanwhile, the offensive is about to resume and Fredrick Henry is dispatched(派遣) to the front to drive the wounded back to hospitals. At the front, Henry and his fellow ambulance drivers sit in a dugout(防空壕), eating pasta (意大利面食) and waiting for the offensive to begin. One of the drivers, Passini, speaks out against the war, saying that War is not won by victory... One side must stop fighting. Why don't we stop fighting? As they talk, shellsher, does what it wishes to do, and her living is the struggle against circumstance. Part Two chapters 6 - 9 Summary: The relationship between Henry and Catharine becomes more defined as Henry begins to pay her regular visits. However, the relationship is one devoid（全无的，缺乏的） of love-to Henry, it is as if they are playing a game. Catherine recognizes this as well, and finally declares that it is a "rotten game we play," putting an end to the false lovemaking. Meanwhile, the offensive is about to resume, and Fredrick Henry is dispatched（派遣） to the front to drive the wounded back to hospitals. At the front, Henry and his fellow ambulance drivers sit in a dugout（防空壕）, eating pasta （意大利面食） and waiting for the offensive to begin. One of the drivers, Passini, speaks out against the war, saying that "War is not won by victory. . . . One side must stop fighting. Why don't we stop fighting?" As they talk, shells