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Ksju [112]
2 years ago
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How do the voices of Albert in war horse and piete share the same and different thoughts fear and ideas

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1 answer:
White raven [17]2 years ago
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After experiencing a horrifying tragic war the voice of Albert in War horse and pieta share the same and different thought of fear and ideas.

Explanation:

Albert was Ted's son. He extremely fond of his horse Joey. One day he met with Narcott's horse in the field. Both of their horses experienced same kind of situation in the war or battlefield. Albert described the situation before Narcott and Pieta whereas Ted was also fear of loss Joey.

These horses were purchased for war purpose before world war I. Albert bring the horses safely at home and take proper care with them Pieta, Ted and Albert all of them were fond of horses. Horses experienced the horrorness of the war.

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