Thursday, April 18, 2013

Revised exploration five


Said Diriye         

02/05/13

English

Mike Lohre

 

Exploration (Five)

 

 

 
My active reading is like trembling leaf. I read any time that I have free time to read or when it’s time to read. What my opinions is regarding this book is that the writer is very educated and have the courage and the grace to tell what is embarrassing to him. Not only does have the guts and the will but he is intimated by those thriller stories that have hunted him in the past.  For example soldiers from Vietnam combat has committed suicidal acts but he has not committed such a thing and additionally he comforts those stories that makes others veterans commit suicide. He comforts in a way that conveys a message.  A message that shows us how even one month of war can ruin your live.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             “In the morning, after gassing up, I headed straight west along the Rainy River, which separates Minnesota from Canada, and which for me separated one life from another”.  This quote has various meanings. It shows how one unsatisfying decision for congress can destroy a youngsters’ life.   I choose it is because you could see how difficult is when you country calls you for war that you are not satisfied with or your rarely know anything about politics. Tim O’Brian meant in this quote that he loved his country from the bottom of his heart but he did not want to anticipate in the war.

               

The reason why we study war stories is because war is human history. War is the way we earn respect from one another and with respect there are many benefits that come with it like being looked up as role model. Or simply just having the key to every gate by which I mean weak countries fall under you command. If you look deep inside ancient Roman’s or Egyptian’s history war was not an option but rather it was obligatory. From one that is an idealist like Plato war might seem bizarre but to be sincere to our thoughts no matter what we do war is going to be there.

 

      

 

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