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is a true war story moral?

is it hard to tell what really happened or what you think happened?

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Is it true that Tom killed a man?

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what do you think were his intentions in telling this entire story just to tell you none of it was real?

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but especially a true  one it's difficult to separate what happened from what seemed to happen

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what do you think were his intentions in telling this entire story just to tell you none of it was real?

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1. What occurs when Rat and Curt were doing before Curt died?
2. Summarize What noise did Tim O'Brien hear that made him look at Lemon?

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Do they carry silence or do they carry real stories

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When Tim O'Brien says "War makes you a man; war makes you dead"-pg.76 do you think he is referring to a dead mind, imagination, dead emotions, or physically dead?

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when Tim O'Brien said , " war makes you a man " do you agree with that & if so in what ways ?

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Is a true war story never moral?

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Why wasn't the baby Buffalo interested in the pork and beans?

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Why doesn't a true war story depend on Truth?

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1. Was the buffalo supposed to be represented as a person ?
2. Was the stories about the war false and did he use them to prove a point ?

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Does it even matter if the story was true or not ?

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1. Why is it safe to say "that in a war story nothing is ever absolutely true."?
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Do you think there actually was a buffalo or not ?

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Why does Tim OBrien make the story confusing for everyone by explaining stories but

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are any of these details in the story true?

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When Tim O'Brien is talking about the one story about the guys who called the huge artillery and airstrikes on the mountains cause they heard the sounds of the champagne and cocktail party, as he was describing it, he was adding details to further convey his point. So is the entire story O'Brien is telling like this?
Are the ways that this story is told just like the other war stories out there?

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Was his collection of facade stories really to show that war is true and anything that happens doesn't matter. Are others stories reflections on the things they actually carry.

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1. I feel like all of this is false and not true for the reason that the back of the book says this is fiction.How do you feel about this?
2. then again i also believe this could be real, but theres alot against it not being real, what if this guy smokes because in this time theres alot of peace protesters who were relatively known to smoke herbal essences. think this is true?