Answer:
The lieutenant is fair and serious about his tasks
Explanation:
It can be deduced from this excerpt that the lieutenant was serious in his duty of distributing the coffee fairly to the soldiers who were lined up for their share. His seriousness is displayed in his countenance that was laced with a frown. The fair manner with which he shared the coffee can be seen in the fact that the cups of coffee were all equal in size. This shows that the Lieutenant did not show favoritism when discharging his duties. He was also clearly observant as he was quick to detect a man who seemed to have suffered an assault.
Thus, the right answer is option A.
- Having been a Viet Cong spy, a servant, a black marketer, a teenage single mother, and an expatriate, Le Ly is, above all, a survivor. She does whatever necessary to survive through the war and its atrocities. In this way, she is an embodiment of her country: forced by war into extreme and unusual circumstances, she perseveres in any way she can. The war has left her with a mix of traditions and thoughts; she values her father’s Buddhism, as well as his emphasis on family, but she has left her ancestral home for a better life abroad. On her return to Vietnam, she quenches her homesickness for Vietnamese food but continues to dress in Western style. This combination of East and West in Le Ly is representative of how the war altered many people, displacing their values and changing their perspectives.
- 3rd Lines (Down Below)
- In addition to being representative of the generation affected by the war, Le Ly is also a messenger of peace. Throughout her memoir, Le Ly conveys the most important lessons she has learned from the war: forgiveness is the way to mend the hurt that was inflicted on all sides involved in the war, family is the most important thing in life, and all sides, the Vietnamese and the Western world, need to work together to bring life and hope back into her homeland. She wants these lessons to be a prescriptive to all of those affected by and hurt from the war. Le Ly returns to Vietnam in part to help mend what the war had destroyed in her country and in her family. Her memoirs are an extension of this healing journey, administering peace as an antidote to war and forgiveness as an antidote to hate.
<em>Hope this helps, Josh <3</em>
Counting a position statement basically states where you stand on a subject, I am going to lean towards C. An Narrative text that demonstrates a character's position on a subject
I loved this book it left me with a lot of question at the end and made me think of how complex the characters really are
Answer:
The paragraph uses the analogy of a family is to choosing dinner as a community is to balancing rights and safety.
