Explanation:
Carlson stated, "Prison and war take the same survival skills," in other words, his experiences as a war veteran affected his view of the correctional facility, one that needed actions he termed as "survival skills".
Referring to the change in perception resulting from his time at war, he further stated, "...I came up with all sorts of philosophies in my mind the same way I had in Iraq. We were always hypervigilant..., but in my mind, I was in combat with the jail." He's suffering from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) made him a difficult inmate because he still felt he was at war and he got little professional medical therapy.
Smiley is naive. He is not aware that the stranger has poured quail shot in the frog's mouth.
Gone dutch treat because that's what i'm working on in school
When a writer speeds up the pace in a literary work, it is likely that he is going to write short and punchy sentences. In a fast-paced condition, he would prefer those sentences which are short but still conveys the message he would want to deliver to his reader; punchy in a way that although short, it will still create an impact to the audience that he want to have.
