According to the text, page 107, the author wrote "The little girl appeared to be Asian, maybe five or six years old, with a beautiful cinnamon complexion, hair the color of a dark plum, a small flat nose, full lips that spread joyfully over her gapped teeth, and the most arresting eyes, as black as a seal's hide, with a pinhead of white serving as a pupil". This was an example of imagery because it lets the reader picture what/who Eddie was looking at, while he was at war. Throughout the book all the characters had different emotions. For instance, Eddy had a strong hate for his father, however going further into the book he gains respect for his father and learns to understand why he did what he …show more content…
The little girl who did this to Eddie her name was Tala. Although, Eddie has bad dreams when thinking of Tala, she has forgiven him. Back when Eddie was involved in the War, Eddie tried to save Tala from the burning fire and the smoke but before he could get to her. His commander shot him in the leg, causing Tala to die and the pain in his leg. The only reason the captain shot his leg was because he would die if he entered the fire. This makes me think Eddie isn't afraid