The answer is: They indicate that Passini feels passionately about his beliefs.
From the dialogue between Passini and Tenente, readers can infer that Passini took a more realistic view on the current warring state compared to Tenente's naive outlook.
We can know a character is passionate about a certain belief if that character took his/her time to fully explain the reasoning behind the belief to someone who initially resist the idea. This is what Passini did to Tenente after Tenente conveys that he believed that there would be an end to the war.
*town’s, is the only correction i see that needs to be made
A metaphor is comparing two things without like or as. if I were comparing her blonde hair to the sun rays I might say "her hair was golden rays of sunlight"
Answer:
serious
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure this is right sorry if it's not but if you take anything else out it wouldn't make sense
the first paragraph because it is talking about a lot of stuff
