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Title: how to tell a true war story vs. soldier's home
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A great example of this is the title itself of Hemingway's story. "Soldier's Home" is representative of the home in which Krebs comes back to and what it is like after his return. O'Brian, however, uses gory stories like the one about the V.C. water buffalo to describe how the men felt during war and what impact the event had on the active soldiers... Showed first 250 characters
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O'Brian, however, uses gory stories like the one about the V.C. water buffalo to describe how the men felt during war and what impact the event had on the active soldiers. His idea is more of telling a war story, and also has a fitting title; "How to Tell a True War Story... Showed next 250 characters
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