I have a hardtime figuring out this dude in war

There was a guy obsessed with wars and a friend of his in contrary that is not interested in wars.
he was rather interested in movies and more specifically with Bruce Lee. He has a particular way to express himself, when asked a question he would not answer immediately but speak about something else, you would later realize that the question was answered. Calm but sharp gestures that how i remember just like Bruce Lee, although Bruce Lee is more aggressive.

The two did the same war, strange thing as the Bruce Lee fan never speak about that. As i had to think about the war that they both did, i realize that i can't imagine the fan of wars in the war, but i can for the guy that never spoke about his time serving his country.

The difference must lie in the seriousness of their behavior, one is a natural actor (of serious movies) and philosopher and the other has uncontrolled manners that kills all possibility to see him in an adult role of soldier that is not fair to their respective real roles in the war, one was wounded and the other one was not.

Not everything can be attributed to the seriousness though, there are a lot of serious people. I guess some people are meant to play the hero in the movies. even i admire the beauty of the behavior, i will never hope to be like him, he is just wired differently in the brain, even his idealism, his non linear didactic.

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