Question #3

 I think that the Author liked Farquhar in the second part of the book, he complimented him on many things that he did in his life.  I think that the narrators think that Farquhar is foolish for going to the bridge when he was not a solider.  I think that the Author does not like war because Farquhar is foolish by taking matters into his own hands.  It shows this by saying that he is a solider at heart.

Some of the things that the author compliments Farquhar on Being a slave owner, a well-to-do planter, in a highly respected family, a politician, and devoted to the southern cause.