Describe the scene at Joe's parents' house when he arrives home after his father's death in the novel, Johnny Got His Gun.

When Joe arrives his father is lying dead in the living room, and his mother seems very calm. Joe's seven-year-old sister is asleep, and his thirteen-year-old sister is crumbled in a corner. The family then retreats to the kitchen as two men efficiently load the fifty-one-year-old dead man into a wicker basket. Joe has a last look and expresses sorrow for all his father's griefs. Mother shakes, declaring that is not Bill Bonham any more.