Kamryn Barnes Mr. Rease AP Eng 11 "War had been their whole world." Pg. 167 2. This quote characterizes the situation that all the soldiers were in. The war had not been a tragedy with gaps in between, but an ongoing tragedy. It had been so prevalent that it became their whole world. 1. The quote goes along with the theme of Chaos. There was nothing but war which included death and suffering along with it. Chaos was the theme because chaos is exactly what the war was to Kien.
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Hello! I'm Kamryn Barnes and I'm currently a junior at B.C. Rain High School. I tend to usually be found reading a book or hanging out with my friends. I also spend my time with JROTC, band, and also choir! Whenever I'm not working hard in school, I devote my time to helping teach sunday school classes at my church and watching after my three younger siblings. I look forward to having a bright school year and I do wish the best to my fellow classmates the best as well!
Kamryn Barnes Mr. Rease AP Eng 11 "His life, after ten destructive years of war, had then been punctured by the sharp thorns of love." Pg. 94 5. This quote can be connected to how modern soldiers often feel like when returning home after the Bush Wars for example. Many soldiers feel that war had played a huge role in their recent divorces or relationship problems because of unhealthy coping mechanisms for PTSD or depression. War led to the puncturing of all relationships they had pre-war. 1. This quote also relates to Irony. This is because after all of the years of war and the damage it had done, it was the impact of Kien's love life that was the most damaging to him. The quote shows that death was not the only bad outcome from the war, but also love.

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