All they wanted now was to get it finished. Kiowa was gone.
He was under the mud and water, flooded in with the war, and their only thought
was to find him and dig him out and then move on to someplace dry and warm. It
had been a hard night (pg 155). The reason I chose this passage or what I felt
about it. Story after incidentally on their way in the field sewage they saw
Kiowa’s body in the mud. I felt well bad situation about what happen to him.
And he also Jimmy was thinking about Kiowa's death, and it was such surprise
them how Kiowa was, a brave and kindly guy, and he didn’t well deserve it the way he died. What I have
learned about book, it is a lot of things. In fact, I liked very much the abut
Tim O’Brien the way he wrote the book, and how he represents reality through
fiction. And also, he well impressed me because the writer was telling the
truth among fiction and imagination
Three
interpretive questions
1- Why Bowker wants Azar to shut
up?
2- Why O’ Brien wants to tell that story
the third person?
its sad the way kiowa died...
ReplyDeleteAzar is definitely a talker!
ReplyDeletei agree with what you were saying about fiction telling a greater truth sometimes than and actual real story
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a shock for them loosing Kiowa.
ReplyDeleteI felt bad about Kiowa as well, he didn't deserve the way he died. The story makes a strong impact about war whether its true or not.
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