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    interpret the story’s meaning. However‚ after much pondering and reflection I feel that the road around the lake that Bowker incircles continuously throughout the story leads to the true meaning of the entire story. There are many instances in the story of people and objects going nowhere. Everything and everyone he sees along the road seems to be stuck‚ like him. Norman Bowker is a war veteran who lost a friend in the war. He feels regretful and sorrowful when thinking of his friend’s death

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    Home” by Ernest Hemingway tells the tale of Harold Krebs and his journey through the war and his return home. The short story details the multiple stages of his adventure‚ including the call to war‚ leaving his home‚ becoming involved‚ and most importantly his disappointment with his return home. Hemingway shows that places change people. A culture shock can shape a person in a certain way that makes them disappointed with their reality at home. Krebs is disappointed‚ depressed‚ and all together

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    want to disappoint him. Normans Guilt = memory (page 149). Left his friend in the lurch (lade I stikken) Father vs. son relationships. Setting: Small town in Iowa – Des Moines‚ Sioux City The main road separates the affluent houses from the ‘almost affluent’ houses. 4th of July‚ the Independence Day‚ National day in the US celebrating the signing of the declaration of independence. A Sunday summer evening. In a Chevy around a lake. Characters: Norman Bowker: War veteran who has returned

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    Norman Bowker carried the guilt of being unable to save Kiowa for the rest of his life. After Speaking of Courage was written‚ “Norman Bowker...hanged himself in the locker room of a YMCA in his hometown in central Iowa” (O’Brien SC 149). For some people‚ like Bowker‚ they reach a breaking point where they cannot handle their own thoughts and memories anymore. By adding this information

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    In “Soldier’s Home”‚ Harold Krebs‚ a nineteen year old soldier‚ fought in the Belleau Wood‚ Soissons‚ the Champagne‚ St. Mihiel‚ and in the Argonne battles of World War I‚ while the soldier in “How to Tell a True War Story” is deployed during the Vietnam War. Both of the stories have protagonists who are both returning veterans. “Soldier’s Home” and “How to Tell a True War Story” have soldiers who have a tough

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    Dr. Zamora Paper #2 World Literature A compare and contrast Analysis of Frank Kafka’s‚ The Metamorphosis and The Things They Carried. Society’s alienation and misunderstanding of humanity can transform once life‚ both Gregor Samsa and Norman Bowker suffered from isolation. Freedom is truly conquered when one is at full peace spiritually; one can be imprisoned in its own thoughts‚ desires and memories. To follow I will provide examples form both narrative texts were both characters are imprisoned

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    Soldier's Home Analysis

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    during World War I. Which made him write ‘’Soldier’s Home’’ to show the psychological state of a soldier. The protagonist of this story is Harold Krebs. He was a soldier

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    Hero or Coward

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    someone whom goes above and beyond the actions of an ordinary citizen. On the other hand a coward is someone whom is presented the opportunity to do something great and be a hero and steps down instead of up. Norman Bowker can be justifiably called all of these at different times in his life. Norman Bowkar fought in a war which shows a great act of courage in and of its self. While in the service he would acquire 7 common valors‚ which one receives for going through the proper everyday motions of the

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    In Tim O’Brien’s novel‚ The Things They Carried‚ numerous themes are illustrated by the author. Through the portrayal of a number of characters‚ Tim O’Brien suggests that to adapt to Vietnam is not always more difficult than to revert back to the lives they once knew. Correspondingly the theme of change is omnipresent throughout the novel‚ specifically in the depiction of numerous characters. Tim O’Brien is drafted one month after graduating from Macalester College to fight a war he hated. Tim

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    O’Brien suggests that the soldiers do not just carry physical items but also emotional loads which burden them more so than anything the war conjures factually. The three soldiers that carry this theme the most throughout the story are Jimmy Cross‚ Norman Bowker‚ and the story version of Tim O’Brien. 1.       Jimmy Cross‚ as the leader of the main story’s platoon‚ physically carries a pistol‚ a special flashlight‚ a pebble‚ and letters from Martha. Emotionally Cross is constantly battling his love/hate

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