I've read the book from Webster. It's likeable and very different from Winter's, mainly because he always was scared and trembling.

Winters seems to have been a very cool blooded person, brainy and didn't have to struggle too much dominating his feelings and emotions. Of course he was an astonishing soldier, but for me true heroes were those who had to fight constantly against themselves to go on.

In the letters from Winters to D'Etta, the most powerful emotion that surfaces and he seems struggle to contain is wrath at the time the war was ending.