To be honest, I didn't read all of this chapter. The most that I know this chapter is Shadrack, a private just came back from World War II. 
When he came back he was unconscious from the grenade that exploded in his face during the war. In the nursery, he was was imaging that he did not have hands. I felt like when he was imaging that he had hands. that he was going crazy about if he did not have hands. For example, "He closed his eyes to avoid seeing his hands and fumbled with the laces of the heavy high-topped shoes" and when it book said, "The nurse had tied them into a double know, the way one does for children and Shadrack, long unaccustomed to the manipulation of intricate things, could not get them loose." I felt like all those things was ridiculous because he made himself feel like he didnt have hands. It was crazy to read about Shadrack because he was crazy enough to have his brain have that kind of mental concept of no having hands.
When he came back he was unconscious from the grenade that exploded in his face during the war. In the nursery, he was was imaging that he did not have hands. I felt like when he was imaging that he had hands. that he was going crazy about if he did not have hands. For example, "He closed his eyes to avoid seeing his hands and fumbled with the laces of the heavy high-topped shoes" and when it book said, "The nurse had tied them into a double know, the way one does for children and Shadrack, long unaccustomed to the manipulation of intricate things, could not get them loose." I felt like all those things was ridiculous because he made himself feel like he didnt have hands. It was crazy to read about Shadrack because he was crazy enough to have his brain have that kind of mental concept of no having hands.
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