He begins to question his own romantic values of courage and honor. At this time he still believes he doesn't need to earn his glory but simply wants others to hand it to him. The greatest change occurs when Henry fights with his regiment. When he is in battle he forgets all the selfishness and isn't interested in winning any praise...
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He simply works with his regiment and becomes a component of the "fighting machine". He understands the meaning of teamwork and irrelevance of heroism, honor, and glory. Ironically, this is the time that Henry establishes his reputation among the officers. The youth is willing to give up his own life for the greater good as he's rushing the enemy with the flag in his hands...
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