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    It’s quite clear as to why the author used these important settings during the era in order to develop the characters more. It helps us get a clear picture of what is going on in the characters heads as it helps show us their perspective on the world through a series of events through the novel. It’s vital to recognize that both John and Owen went through their lives during an era of monumental cultural turmoil and political change. The world and the people around them has gradually become much less

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    “Whenever I get a chance to observe the moon now‚ I still see those same images I saw when I was six and it pleases me to know that that part of my childhood is still embedded in me” (17). The book begins with introducing Ishmael Beah’s young life such as his interest in rap music and dance‚ his close relationships with family and friends‚ as well as expressing his innocence through these childhood memories. He would remember depicting different images of the moon by using his imagination‚ which

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    Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier By Ishmael Beah Published by: Sarah Crichton Books Daniel Tran Period 6 Mrs. Moden I am Ishmael Beah and I was born on November 23‚ 1980 in Sierra Leone. I did have a mother and a father‚ and my older brother‚ Junior‚ but they were all murdered by the rebels in my country. I was one of the few that survived the attack that occurred in my village. Early in my childhood‚ I lived a normal life. I

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    Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah (2007) has done just that. In his novel‚ Beah chronicles his journeys in Sierra

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    In Sierra Leone‚ everyone had to face the brutality of war. Ishmael was a solid boy‚ who left everything important to him behind to survive when the rebels attacked his small town; moreover‚ he joined army to revenge and changed to be alive‚ then came back to become human again when the war was gone. His culture and the memory of his culture and family all were important parts in his life. In the beginning‚ the author was a normal boy who lives a normal life in a small town of Sierra Leone. After

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    Ryan Gamel Period 2 10/19/11 A Long Way Gone From Innocent A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah is a story of a boy soldier and his journey throughout his country’s civil war and his forced transition from childhood to adulthood. A long way gone is a perfect title for the book because throughout his struggles he travels farther and farther from his innocence. When a boy like Ishmael is exposed to the horrors and tragedy of war at such a young age it is only human nature to adjust to the environment

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    Summary * Ishmael. He was caught in the jungles of Africa at a young age and has lived his life in captivity ever since. He started out in a zoo-purchased by Walter Sokolow‚ with whom he learned to communicate telepathically. * Ishmael’s investigation focused on the issue of captivity-and grew into a more comprehensive exploration of humanity. * Ishmael helps the narrator understand his cultural history. Ishmael divides humans into two groups: Leavers and Takers. * Takers are

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    by Ismael Beah‚ is a true memoir about a boy named Ismael Beah who grows up with many struggles and no family. He was only about twelve years old when he was performing at a rap group and his village was attacked by the Civil War in Sierra Leone leaving him and his group of friends homeless without their families. While they are alone they struggle finding food and a shelter in different villages. While Ishmael is looking for his family in different villages‚ he is captured by

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    his way to Matru Jong to participate in a friend’s talent show‚ but he never knew his life would be impacted. Ishmael had a talent he was a great dancer‚ enjoyed dancing with his friends. At that time there were many attacks by the Rebel Army in Sierra Leone. The Rebels would attack small villages and take children to become part of their army. The children were taken away from their family‚ never to see them again. All the kids were trained to kill‚ to be ruthless. No child should ever live through

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    war. Children in Sierra Leone‚ and many parts of Iraq are required to be involved in a war. Many are persuaded with drugs‚ money‚ and basic living essentials while others have been taught that fighting in wars while they are young is morally right‚ and that they are protecting their faith and their close peers. Yet the question that has been posed is shall these children be given legal forgiveness among their actions‚ or will these children be tried equally under the law? Sierra Leone‚ Iraq‚ Somali

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