
Paul and Kat steal a goose from a French farm
Eighteen months on, Kat leads Paul on a raid for food and they flee an angry farmer with the bird.

Every All Quiet on the Western Front moment featuring Stanislaus 'Kat' Katczinsky, in story order. Played by Albrecht Schuch.
10 moments · 22 min · by Favseen

Eighteen months on, Kat leads Paul on a raid for food and they flee an angry farmer with the bird.

The squad shares the stolen goose, sings about it, and laughs at Tjaden's school story about his father.

Kat cannot read, so Paul reads his wife's letter aloud and discovers Kat lost a child; then wonders how they'll ever go home.

Sent to find sixty new boys, the squad uncovers a dugout full of recruits who removed their masks too early.

Albert's surrender ends in gunfire, and a shattered Paul retreats realising he has left Franz behind.

Paul and Kat bring soup to the wounded Tjaden, who uses the cutlery to end his own life.

Paul confesses his mother warned him off the war; Kat calls it a fever nobody asked for and tells him they are the lucky ones.

Hearing the war is over, Kat dreams of roast goose and children, and insists Paul make something of his schooling.

Shot by the farmer's son, Kat jokes about his school days and a rhyme as Paul carries him to find a medic.

Paul insists Kat is only unconscious until the medic shows him otherwise: bad luck, right before the end.