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    A True War Story

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    A true war story is always about what happened in your perspective‚ how you saw the events as the storyteller and the emotion you felt as the reader or listener. It is not about the events that occured. A true war story is to make the person listening or reading feel the true emotions of what war felt like to the people involved‚ especially the storyteller. We convey true stories by sharing it on the news‚ one way an artist would do this is they differentiate the facts from experience. They show

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    True War Story

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    Lemon’s sister’s inability to give back the letter offers a sort of miserable and genuine good to the story. Thought the story many thing that was said and can be explain. War stories is not what everybody believe it to be about. O’Brien offers abstract commentary on storytelling. He also blurs the divisions between what is real and what is not real and author .In the story O’Brien states‚ “A true war story is never moral. It does not instruct‚ nor encourage virtue‚ nor suggest models of proper human

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    True War Story

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    define a true war story. In The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien‚ O’Brien explores these different characteristics to put together a strong collection of stories. In this collection of stories‚ the author shares stories from the points of view of many different soldiers in the Vietnam War. He shares different stories of life before‚ during‚ and after the war that change who these characters are as people. O’brien uses short stories with common themes of what makes a true war story to describe what

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    A True War Story

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    In the chapter “How to Tell a True War Story‚ by O’Brien ‚ O’Brien tend to use a lot of surrealism throughout the soldier’s stories. When the soldiers tell their story they tend to add things to it to make the story seem more fascinating to those listening to it‚ which leads to it having surrealism in it. However‚ that’s when people start to question if it’s actually true or not true ‚ that’s an answer nobody really wants to know. O’Brien stats‚ “ A true war story is never moral.” It does not instruct

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    Our War Stories

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    Our war stories By SHEELA CHANDRAN  entertainment@thestar.com.my http://ecentral.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/2/15/tvnradio/10698441&sec=tvnradio An intriguing new documentary tells the personal stories of Malayans who endured turbulent times under Japanese rule during World War II. IT was exactly 70 years ago today – Feb 15‚ 1942 – when Lieutenant-General Arthur Percival‚ the British General Officer Commanding Malaya during World War II‚ took the drastic step of signing the surrender document

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    A Single Story is a Bent Story: Debunking the Glorification of Christopher Columbus Understanding the history of indigenous people in North America is crucial to avoid the falsely attributed‚ close-minded single story that casts Christopher Columbus as a historical hero. Thomas King is an indigenous writer and author of A Coyote Columbus Story‚ a short story that criticizes the glorification of Christopher Columbus and his discovery of North America through a humorous children’s narrative. With his

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    Thomas Turk lives alone in a small apartment on the top floor of the building. His apartment complex is located in the outskirts of Manhattan. He doesn’t make that much money‚ but it’s enough for a fifty year old man with no one to look after. He doesn’t live a very busy part of town‚ but many people come to see him. Thomas usually doesn’t give people the time‚ however‚ someone showed up at his door that he was rather fascinated with. Not for any particular reason‚ Thomas just decided that he would

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    Is Vincent Ward Influence

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    Thesis Statement: Is Vincent Ward’s use of art influential. After studying him thoroughly‚ I have come to a conclusion as to why his use of art was or was not influential. Yes‚ his life may constantly consist of him isolating himself until he hits perfection and yes‚ he does tend to do it over and over until he reaches and achieves his latest goal. I mean‚ why wouldn’t you‚ if you were doing so well in something that brought you so much happiness and especially if you loved doing it. The success

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    you classify the wife and children who not only blocked a traumatic experience that ended in death‚ but believe that they are alive as well? This story was beautifully written and put together that there seems to be a series of different disorders‚ not only for Mr. Ward/ Mr. Will but for his deceased wife and children. Although the signs were there‚ Mr. Ward was so far gone in his illness that the unreal became real. I’ve always wondered how does it come to a person that can still live their lives in

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    War - short story

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    As I walked my fingers across the brown flimsy opening of the cardboard box my other hand reached for my tattered old teddy‚ I’d had him ever since I can remember – he was a gift from my aunt Elizabeth. While my hands were holding the bear a tidal wave of memories came rushing back into my mind of the moments that him and I shared‚ alas they are now just memories. I don’t recall why but ive always known my tattered teddy as peter‚ I guess I just thought he looked like a peter. His fur used to be

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