The correct answer is option A) "World War II and the Vietnam War". John Steinbeck's essay "Symptoms" deals with the effects that war has on the survived soldiers. Steinbeckused used World War II as inspiration for his work since he was a correspondent during this war. On the other hand, Tim O'Brien's short story "Ambush" is focused on a young American soldier in the Vietnam War.
John Steinbeck's essay "Symptoms" talks about the post- war effects that war has on soldiers. Steinbeck was a World War II correspondent working for the New York Herald Tribune and this essay was part of his work during that time.
Likewise, Tim O'Brien's "Ambush" talks of the speaker's experiences during the Vietnam War. It specifically talks of his encounters at the My Khe ambush site where the narrator, who was a soldier, saw his enemy blown off by a grenade. This chapter of "Ambush" was part of the collection of short stories "Things They Carried".
So, the answer to the question is both authors wrote about the World War II and the Vietnam War wars.
Hamlet is considered a morally ambiguous character, because though he is protecting his mother and avenging his father's murder, he is willing to kill anyone in his path to vengeance. Ophelia's death shows his emotional and human side.
Asia is home to some of the most diverse habitats in the world, both above and below the water, but it is estimated that more than one in three species are endangered
