Throughout the book, the reader is shown glimpses of the men's lives back home. How does the author use the literary tool of flashback throughout the novel? Is the presence of flashback used effectively, and what does it provide for the reader?"
Throughout the book, the reader is shown glimpses of the men's lives back home. How does the author use the literary tool of flashback throughout the novel? Is the presence of flashback used effectively, and what does it provide for the reader?"
Croft seems to have a lot of inner conflict that possibly began before the war and has only intensified since. 1) How does this conflict affect his relationships with the men in his command? 2) How does this conflict affect his relationships with men at and above his own rank? 3) If Croft was not in this story, how might the ending be different?
Croft seems to...
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