The Zeppelin's Passenger

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The narrative unfolds in a social setting where two characters, a younger man and Captain Griffiths, engage in conversation after a rigorous day of military training. The younger man reflects on his deep sleep following a tiring route march, while Griffiths, an older and more reserved figure, remains detached and uncommunicative. Their interaction hints at underlying tensions and contrasting personalities, revealing themes of camaraderie and the burdens of military life. The atmosphere is marked by a blend of fatigue and social obligation.