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What do Arnold's notes focus on? What is he trying to remember?
Answer:
A. The peaceful town and the violence of Vietnam.
Explanation:
Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" is a general reflection on the burdens we all carry, irrespective of our lives. The novel contains a number of linked short stories about military men and their lives before and after the war.
In the chapter "Speaking of Courage", O'Brien<u> juxtaposes the calm, serene and peaceful town of Iowa to that of the violence in Vietnam during the war</u>. <u>Juxtaposing is the act of putting contrasting things together, side by side</u>. And O'Brien does that through Norman Bowker in his reflection of the war days to the present, drowsy summer day in Iowa, while cruising through the town.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
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enjmabment is when the meaning of lines cotinues
Answer:
In "Animal Farm", by George Orwell, the status of the Seven Commandments of the Principles of Animalism <em>At the end of the story, they are nonexistent and not the laws of the farm.</em>
In "Animal Farm" it is the Principles of Animalism that make all animals equal. It is Old Major who sets these principles. When the rebellion is successful, Napoleon is elected President, and in three months he manages to reduce these principles into the Seven Commandments. Some commandments start to change. One of the Commandments is changed because the pigs start sleeping in beds and as they were forbidden the commandment changes to bed with sheets. At the end of the story, there is only one Commandment <em>All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.</em>
