For example, Inman chose to revenge Junior instead of letting him go. Inman’s action appears to be correct as Junior caused many deserters to die. Inman also decided to kill three federals who robbed Sara’s house as a justice. The main reason why he became a vicious person was that he was alone for a long time and mostly spending four years fighting in the horrible carnage. He thought about himself that “He saw his life now as a dark mistake.” And he became used to cruelty. But we believe that Inman changed towards becoming a better person. As we can see in the battle field, the man who struck the Federals didn’t show any sign of sadness as the author explains: “The man did it without anger, just moving from one to another, whistling softly.” However, Inman did feel something about it and it became a nightmare for him which means that he still had some kindness left. Many times he used brutality because he had to defend himself and he had to help others such as Laura Forest and Sara. If I was in Inman’s situation, I would do the same. We also agree that Inman had hope apart from violent as we can see that he showed signs of great love for Ada as he describes that “But she filled him full and he believed that perhaps everything that had been taken out of him had been for a purpose. To clear for something better.” In the last part of the book, we also see that Inman tried to avoid killing a boy who was
For example, Inman chose to revenge Junior instead of letting him go. Inman’s action appears to be correct as Junior caused many deserters to die. Inman also decided to kill three federals who robbed Sara’s house as a justice. The main reason why he became a vicious person was that he was alone for a long time and mostly spending four years fighting in the horrible carnage. He thought about himself that “He saw his life now as a dark mistake.” And he became used to cruelty. But we believe that Inman changed towards becoming a better person. As we can see in the battle field, the man who struck the Federals didn’t show any sign of sadness as the author explains: “The man did it without anger, just moving from one to another, whistling softly.” However, Inman did feel something about it and it became a nightmare for him which means that he still had some kindness left. Many times he used brutality because he had to defend himself and he had to help others such as Laura Forest and Sara. If I was in Inman’s situation, I would do the same. We also agree that Inman had hope apart from violent as we can see that he showed signs of great love for Ada as he describes that “But she filled him full and he believed that perhaps everything that had been taken out of him had been for a purpose. To clear for something better.” In the last part of the book, we also see that Inman tried to avoid killing a boy who was