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War Horse: Movie Analysis
You know about the WWI through book and movie, but that just the through the eyes of human, watch “War horse” and see the WWI through the eyes of the horse. Joey was a horse that live in in the 19th century, when the WWI happen, he was brought by a boy name Albert in Devon, when WWI begin, Joey was forced to leave Albert and go to war( as a horse). Albert was sad when he lose Joey, and he want to join the army with Joey but he was too young. 2 year later Albert joined the army to find Joey, but he only found out that the last owner die and Joey was capture at the enemy base. The movie is about Joey life through WWI and back with Albert when it was over.

Albert Narracott was a young boy in a poor farmer family in Denver. One day 1912, his father


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