Conscripted by the magistrate to accompany him on his expedition to deliver the barbarian girl back to her people, the two soldiers ultimately serve an integral role in the magistrate’s incrimination. When they return from the trip, they both make statements to Mandel accusing the magistrate of consorting with the barbarians.
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The Two Soldiers Character Timeline in Waiting for the Barbarians
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Chapter 3
...up trying to write it, and gathers three men to assist him on his journey: two young soldiers and an older hunter and horseman as a guide. They depart on the third of...
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As the group retraces their route, one of the two soldiers contracts an infection on his foot, and the magistrate scolds him for not changing his...
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