Ted Lavender's name is well used as a motif because the story keeps coming back to it just as _____.

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Ted Lavender's name is well used as a motif because the story keeps coming back to it just as "The soldiers' minds keep coming back to Ted"

*Note* - I Could Be Wrong, Have not read this book in ages.

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