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Timothy Summey
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There are multiple characters in my book, but they all seem to have similar problems; such as, they all went to war. They all were convinced to join the military by fake promises. They all were taken advantage of, and didn't barely ever get to see their families. All of their minds were forever wounded by the scaring memories of war.
— Sep 27, 2023 05:14AM
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1. The main character in my book is the narrator of the book.
2. This dude talks about war from experience.
3. He very clearly speaks about others perspectives.
4. He speaks facts that I haven't heard any other book arthurs before him speak about in certain topics. This is because he isn't afraid to say what it is he thinks inside his nogen.
— Aug 31, 2023 06:45AM
2. This dude talks about war from experience.
3. He very clearly speaks about others perspectives.
4. He speaks facts that I haven't heard any other book arthurs before him speak about in certain topics. This is because he isn't afraid to say what it is he thinks inside his nogen.
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Sep 27, 2023 05:28AM
Does the book speak at different places when talking about other people's experiences in the war? or does it take place in the same side?
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Does the book speak at different places when talking about other people's experiences in the war?
Did the narrator specify any characters or not?
what promises were they told to join the army?
Who were the ones that didn't die in the war?
What did the author mean about fake promises
(Braxton D.) It does take place in different areas
(Elizabeth Pitman-Fuquea) I picked this book because of it's perspective, it's stories told by people with experience, and because Ms. Cole selected it for me.
(Kristof) The narrator did specify characters. I just don't remember their names. I never remember peoples names.
(Jay) The military told lots of false promises. They told the students they were trying to recruit that they would be paid more than they actually were, that they wouldn't have to fight in combat, and that they wouldn't stay there that long.
