Answer:
Before Henry joined the army, he envisages fighting in grand battles and being swept away by their "sweep and fire" and because of this he wants to become a Greek or "Homeric" figure. He is dissuaded by his mother from joining the army but he goes against her wishes and enlists.
When he leaves for war, his mother goes contrary to his expectations and instead of convincing him to be a war hero, she gives him a simple advice.
She asks him to take care of himself and be careful and not be a rebel and fall into the group of bad soldiers. She tells him, "<em> don't know what else to tell yeh, Henry, excepting that yeh must never do no shirking, child, on my account. If so be a time comes when yeh have to be kilt or do a mean thing, why, Henry, don't think of anything cept what's right."</em>
From the quote above, his mother implores him to always do the right thing when he is faced with the opportunity to do wrong.
<span>d. A rubric always has an example of a scored writing assignment attached.</span>
The correct answer is A) - the speaker recreating her identity.
The whole theme of this story is disrupted identity.
The most probable and most likely answer to this presented problem would be realistic or realism. As it was described as the drama in which the characters and the setting are presented in typical and real-world ways, realistic or realism is closest to it. Melodrama would be too far-fetched as to be the correct answer to this. Tragedy would be close but it is known for its unique characteristic which wasn't mentioned in the problem. Comedy would also come close, but the same with tragedy, it isn't mentioned in the problem. Participatory would also come near but not quite close. Experimental is more or less also a far-fetched answer for this.
