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    Jimmy Cross

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    Kylee Russell English 111 December 8‚ 2013 Lieutenant Jimmy Cross In the continuous mix of gruesome and heart wrenching but yet still enticing short stories and war memories The Things they Carried byTim O’Brian leads us to fall in love and form a bond with one of the main characters in the book Lieutenant Jimmy Cross. Tim O’Brian faces Jimmy Cross with the constant struggle of surviving while fighting in Vietnam. While trying to maintain his sanity‚ Jimmy"s inner struggle is between

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    battles between the colonists and Indians took place. In present-day Hutchinson County‚ there are a couple of trading posts built by Anglo settlers in 1843 called the Adobe Walls. Angry with the new settlers on their land‚ Native Americans from the Kiowa and Comanche tribes began raiding the settlers along the Santa Fe Trail. The general from the Department of New Mexico sent a "military team led by Colonel Christopher "Kit" Carson to "punish" the Native American tribes Davis‚ Nelson 7). Christopher

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    Native American Indian Tribes; The Evolution and Desemation Of Kirk Dellinger HIS 204 American History since 1865 Kathryn Johnson 7/19/2014 Native American Indian Tribes were and still are as diverse and as dependent on ritualistic life as the explorers and immigrants who came to America were and are presently. Their culture and population were almost desolated and destroyed by immigrants‚ progress‚ government and the pursuit of land for a new nation in the future. The Indians greeted the Mayflower;

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    Surviving in Storytelling The act of killing is deeply intimate. It is both incredibly personal and emotionally devastating for all involved. Two people become forever connected in a tragic way. In All Quiet on the Western Front and The Things They Carried‚ characters Paul Baumer and Tim O’Brien both struggle with guilt following killing. The way in which they fixate the men they kill is particularly fascinating. They enter into a fantasy in which they imagine themselves living out these men’s lives

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    The things they carry

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    THE THINGS THEY CARRIED UNIT TEST NAME_________________________ Part I. Matching (some may not be used) WHO AM I? (2 pts.) 1. ______ I was the young girl who came over to see her boyfriend and eventually fell in love with Vietnam and become one with the land. 2. ______ I offered Tim 200.00 dollars and the opportunity to escape to Canada when we went fishing in my boat. 3. ______ I played Volleyball at Mount Sebastian and wrote letters to Jimmy.

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    One take-away from Native American Perspectives that helped me understand Native American history more was the idea of regimes of truth from French philosopher Michel Foucault. This idea was vital in understanding Native American and settler colonial relations. Foucault said‚ “Truth is a thing of this world: it is produced only by a virtue of multiple forms of constraint. And it induces regular effects of power. Each society has its regime of truth‚ its “general politics” of truth: that is‚ the types

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    Dances With Wolves

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    SUMMARY OF MOVIE: During a US Civil War battle‚ Union Army Officer Lieutenant John J. Dunbar learns that his injured leg is to be amputated. Seeing fellow soldiers with amputated legs‚ he refuses amputation and attempts suicide by riding a horse across the line of fire‚ between the Union and Confederate. His action has the unexpected effect of uniting his mates‚ who storm the distracted Confederates and win the battle. After the battle‚ an experienced general’s surgeon saved Dunbar’s leg. The commanding

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    The role of symbols in The Things They Carried         Symbolism in O’Brien’s The Things They Carried runs rampant and plays a part in conveying the author’s message. O’Brien uses symbols to link ideas together. Symbols can be decrypted by the reader to unearth the true essence of the work. Symbols appear in all forms in the work‚ recurring as both tangible and intangible. O’Brien chooses to embed symbols everywhere in the text‚ in the structure‚ the characters. Some symbols are more discreetly

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    with White man’s diseases‚ and were stuck battling to hunt the few remaining bison 2) The Sioux‚ displaced by Chippewas from the their ancestral lands at the headwaters of the Mississippi in the late 1700s‚ expanded at the expense of the Crows‚ Kiowas‚ and Pawnees‚ and justified their actions by reasoning that White men had done the same thing to them 3) Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851) and the Treaty of Fort Atkinson (1853) – The federal government tried to pacify the Indians by signing these

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    Herr and O’Brien Vs. Vietnam and Objectivity When reading selected short stories‚ novels‚ and plays from any literary time period‚ there is always a number of patterns that can be spotted in the subject matter that the writers of the time choose to discuss in their stories. During what is generally referred to as the “post-modern” literary movement‚ which is usually considered to be from after the Second World War until present day‚ an obvious subject is the Vietnam War. There have been many different

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