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1. Why was Tim O'brien afraid when he threw the grenade  ?
2. Was the story he told true ?

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The Man I killed
2. Demonstrate what does O'Brien imagine about the man he killed?
3. Summarize what does O'Brien imagine about the boy while in college?
Ambush
2.  Compare and contrast when does O'Brien hope to tell Kathleen the truth?
3. Estimate why did O'Brien set off the grenade?
Good Form
2. Demonstrate what advantage did Tim have over Norman because he was a writer?
3. Summarize why did the young soldier thing he was responsible for Kiowa's death?

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1. what details does O'brien include? is there a meaning to the organization of the details  of the mans appearance?
2. Why do you think this killing impacted him so much?
3. do you think 'ambush' is constructed for the benefit of kathleen?

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Why do you think Tim  O'Brien studies this dead man's appearance so much?

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how do all stories relate?

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Why would Tim make up the stories?

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What is the significance  of the star shaped hole in the mans eye, or the man's jaw in his throat?

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1. Do you think Tim  O'Brien actually killed the man?
2. What does O'Brien mean when he says, "I can say honestly, 'Of course not' Or I can say, honestly, 'Yes.'"
3. Did O'Brien actually see the face of the dead person or not? "I was young then and I was afraid to look, now twenty years later, I'm left with faceless.. grief."

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1) Why do you think Tim O'Brien repeated himself when he said "His jaw was in his throat, his eye was a star-shaped hole"  in these 3 chapters ? (pgs 172,127,118)
2) Tim O'Brien said "I was young back then. And now, twenty years later, I'm left with faceless responsibility & faceless grief" why does he feel this way later on ?

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Even that story is made up

He was a slim dead almost dainty young man of about twenty

I m forty three years old true

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1. Why does Tim O`Brien focus on the star shaped hole left where the man's eye used to be? Is there anything significant about the shape?
2. Why does Tim say he's still trying to sort it all out? Why does he continue to see the man walking through the fog?

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why do does o'brien constantly dwell on the mans body language before his death?

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The thought of a traumatized soldiers are deep ones to carry killing a man is a common factor could this cause constant denial and switch up through the story to protect his sanity

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1. why does he keep repeating the way the body looks.
2. do you think there would be a college as described even though they are in a village.
3. why would he think he didnt kill the person.

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1. What did he mean by "Story- truth is truer sometimes than happening-truth"?
2. What did you think he means by "I can look t things i never looked at. I can attach faces to grief and love and pity and god.I can be brave.I can make myself feel again"?

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1.should we dwell on things that will haunt us forever or just think of it as another memory that is not important?

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Do you think Tim O'Brien really kill a man?

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Why does does Tim O'Brien want us to feel how he felt by making up stories?
"Story-truth is truer sometimes than happening truth", What does he mean by this?

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Why do you think Tim O Brien dwells so much on that specific man that he killed?

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1.Why did this traumatize him so much

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O'Brien uses certain characteristics about the man he may or may not have killed, why would he be so descriptive if the story is fictional?

If someone told you that every story O'Brien told in the book was true would you believe them ?

would you have answered the question his daughter asked honestly why or why not?

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Why does Tim O'Brien describe what the man looked like so many times in "The Man I Killed" and "Ambush" ?Is he describing himself more than the actual man who was killed?

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1. Do you think that the little girls mind would have changed if Tim o b Brien admitted to killing someone in the war.

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How are you able to tell the difference between story-truth and happening truth?
How does O'brien convey this story-truth from happening truth?