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Jethro marks the last week of March in 1862 as his passage into manhood because it is a pivotal moment in his life, marked by significant personal loss and the harsh realities of war. During this time, he experiences the devastating impact of the Civil War on his family, particularly through the injury of his brother and the death of a close family friend. These events force Jethro to confront the complexities of adulthood, including responsibility, grief, and the harsh consequences of conflict, ultimately shaping his understanding of the world around him.

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