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Compare and contrast how “ The Man I Killed”, Ambush”, and “Good Form” all connect.

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Analyze why Tim O'Brien told the truth about the young man he killed 20 years later.

Compare and Contrast what happened and the significance and connection of "The Man I Killed", "Ambush", and "Good Form."

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Why do you think O'Brien repeated himself in those 3 chapters when he said, "Jaw was in his throat, his eye was a star-shaped hole."(pg:- 118, 127, and 172)
What did Tim O'Brien mean by stating, "And I can say, honestly, " Of course not." Or I can say, honestly, "Yes."."

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Justify if Kathleen perspective of her father would change if she knew Tim O'Brien killed someone?

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why does tim continue to dwell on the emotional burden the young mans death had on him if it was fake

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What was the purpose of the repetitive  writing in "The Man I Killed"?

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Why might telling 2 stories whether story-truth or happening-truth help trigger a personal feeling to Tim O'Brien

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What was the significance of Tim O'brien telling the "story" before telling the true story?
what was the meaning of O'brien saying that he can honestly say of course not or honestly say yes? Is this an important key to "the man i killed" and "ambush"?

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Why did Tom still feel sorry for killing the man when he had no other option nor did he have another instinct?
If Tim kept imagining that it was the situation was the other way around, would he still feel as guilty?
Since the other soldiers were saying that he did a fantastic job in killing the man, would you suspect that they have killed someone as well ?

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why is Tim debating on weather he should or shouldn't tell his daughter he killed someone.

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Is Kathleen an example of how the story will change based on the audience?

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analyze why tim repeatedly referred to the dead mans "star shaped hole" eye
analyze which truth tim connects to more considering he has a "story-truth" and "happening-truth"
why does tim continue to dwell on the emotional burden the young mans death had on him if it was fake
does tim o brien's daughter cause him to hold back on telling the happening-truth

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Does telling the truth will change how his daughter seeing things or will she just remain the same?

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Does telling the truth will change how his daughter seeing things or will she just remain the same?

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Tim talks about the man he killed like he's known him forever. Why would Tim want to include the story he "made up" for the man he killed? How would this affect his audience?

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why do you think Tim O'Brien included the perspective of his daughter? what was the importance of him telling the story/ book out of chronological order? why is he repeating the description of the the man he "Killed" ?

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Analyze why Tim O'Brien makes himself out to be the killer when he was just a bystander.

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Tim talks about how he is a killer and he is not although he was the one that threw the grenade what does he mean by that?

Right when Tim killed the young man he stayed there for a good sum of time, why did he linger for so long? Why did he feel guilty when there was no way around it?