An Episode of War Short summary?

Stephen Crane's "An Episode of War" briefly captures the moments experienced by a severely injured soldier (Private Fleming) following a fight. After being struck by an enemy bullet, Fleming, a young Union soldier, finds himself in a desperate state, battling between reality and delirium as he reflects on the events that resulted in his injury and his mortality. The story portrays Fleming's mental and emotional struggle as he encounters soldiers, civilians, a chaplain, and various people throughout his journey, all while his injury worsens and he faces the possibility of death. The horrors of warfare, the frailty of the human condition, and the uncertainty of existence during battles are emphasized in the novel.