Brian Turner's Jundee Ameriki Summary

1) Brian Turner's "Jundee Ameriki" The narrator feels like someone talking to his own subconscious, someone who was present at the scene back in Baghdad, who not only knew the story but experienced it. Although the speaker was presented in 3rd person it could be the Jundee Ameriki himself, a battle buddy or one of the rescue team. The fragments symbolize the suffering the soldier encounters from the war, the long-lasting physical scars embedded with mementos from the suicidal lady and the scene “bits of coarse gravel, road debris, diamond points of glass” as well as psychological agony as a result of the memories of the war, the casualties, the pain and the tragedy, especially of the lady who defied her innocence by releasing the bomb which