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    wish for. The novel The Wars, by Timothy Findley, shows that when an individual gets faced with an adverse situation of hardship it allows them to change their identity making them become someone they did not imagine becoming, leading to the consequence of…(fill in after)… Robert faced many changes throughout the novel. Before the war he cared for Rowena, after a tragic event he started to become a soldier and was sent off for training. After being shipped off to the war Robert started to become…

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    Who was Responsible for the Death of Finny Imagine having a best friend who’s life and future was ruined because of you. This is similar to what happened to Gene and Finny in, “A Separate Peace,” by John Knowles, but others were also involved. Finny’s life, in fact, was lost during an accident in this novel when he fell down stairs. The incident can be traced back when the super suicide society would jump off the tree limb over the summer. This tragic accident can be blamed on Gene since he…

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    While western civilization saw much in terms of military and warfare throughout the ages, the fall of the Roman Empire owed much of its occurrence on military expenditure and warfare. The fall of the Roman Empire in Module 6 shows the damaging impact that warfare can bring to an empire as great and influential as the Roman Empire. Beginning with the Visigoths’ rebellion against the Empire, the Roman Emperor, Theodosius the Great, permitted Visigothic soldiers to serve in the Roman army. However,…

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    Boy Soldiers: Throughout history children have been forced to fight in some of the worlds worst wars. Men often using young boy because they are"strong and healthy" allowing better advantages against their appoints. Along with their physical benefits kids at a young age can be easily manipulated, either through promises such as family and physical object or the more popular aspect of "recruitment" was driving fear into the young children. Often threatening their lives. These tactics and the…

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    The main character is Henry Fleming. He is a young man who believes he is ready to fight in the war. “He had, of course, dreamed of battles all his life--of vague and bloody conflicts that had thrilled him with their sweep and fire. In visions he had seen himself in many struggles.”(pg. 3) He has an immature notion that fighting in a war would be exciting. It is not until he is in the thick of the war does he realize the true meaning of courage and how he must earn it. You do not start with…

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    Hook. in E.ECummings poem “next to god of course america I” soldiers think they are fighting and later on be respected but the author writes otherwise, also in the story “The Deer at Providencia” Annie Dillard writes about a woman see a deer suffer, and later on in the story, compares it to a man who burned his face twice. E.E Cummings shows irony through the warriors and Annie Dillard shows irony through the Deer and Alan, and they both show irony in their situations with god. In Cummings…

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    American Sniper” is possibly the best action movie out there. This movie was directed my Clint Eastwood and is based on Chris Kyle’s autobiography published in 2012. “The American Sniper” did a great job of hitting all the core aspects of a thrilling war movie such as keeping the viewer engaged throughout the movie, establishing a bond with the main character, and creating a realistic experience of a soldier’s life. The film openly shared both struggles and victories. Bonded Brotherhoods were…

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    Violence is never the answer. It is a much heard phrase, however, these wise words are almost never followed. Violence seems like a fragile beast that no one has full control over. People, groups, and states all display acts of violence and the reasons why can vary. Some rely on violence when they feel as if they have no other option, and there are people whose basic instinct is to commit a violent act. The basic reasons violence exists is, because it is a potential option. It can be used as a…

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    As the sixteenth president of The United States and the one who helped guide America safely through the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln is regarded as a truly great man. Be that as it may, Abe Lincoln was not always seen in this light. Born to a poor family, Lincoln had little formal schooling as a child. As a young boy, he attended a small, one room, log cabin schoolhouse;…

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    useful; whatever amount or quality of technology, it will never be able to top the need for strategy that is devised by human beings, clear mindsets on specific goals, rational thinking, and a willingness to make these difficult choices in regards to war and…

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