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1. The author's voice in "The Man I Killed" was very regretful to the situation.
2. In "Ambush" the author's voice is very guilty. O'Brien constantly blamed himself for the death of the young man.
3. I preferred reading "The Man I Killed" because O'Brien wrote about the sudden shock of the situation and how he was not necessarily prepared to deal with what he had to process.

-Eva Black

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1. The author's voice in "The Man I Killed", was sympathetic because he had realized what he had done. He realized he had killed the young man. He knows what he did was wrong.
2. The author's voice in "Ambush", was more guilty and regretful. Tim O'Brien could not forget about what had happened.
3. I prefer "The Man I Killed", because it was more descriptive. I can picture the scenario of the young man being killed. It talked about the young man having a life of his own.
Lauren Hanratty

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1. In "The Man I Killed" the tone was sort of guilty and empathetic towards the man
2. In the "Ambush" he was sort of explaining his actions while blaming himself.
3. The "Man I Killed" felt like the most interesting because O'Brien was going through the life of the man he killed

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1. In "The man I Killed" the authors voice was portrayed as sympathetic
2. In "Ambush" the authors voice is taken more as regret
3. Personally I prefer the voice in "Ambush", because it is more interesting to hear how O'Brien describes the death that he did not mean to complete.
-Hailey Little

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1-the authors voice was him feeling bad for the person who died and was in disbelief
2- he feels sorrow and is guilty of his kill.
3- I liked ambush better because I liked how he described the scene of him killing the guy, which gave us a better view of why he did what he did.

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1. In "The Man I Killed" O'Brien was sad and scared by the fact that he killed someone.

2. O'Brien felt very guilty reflecting on what he did.

3. I preferred ambush because it told us the story of what happened.
-Marlena

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1.The authors voice was disgusted when he realized what he has done.
2.The authors voice was guilty.
3.I prefer "The Man I Killed" because its descriptive and creates an image in the readers head to picture what actually happened.
-Peyton Kaiser

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1. The author was empathetic to the young man after he died.
2. He upset about that he killed the man instead of just scaring him away from the other troops.
3. Ambush, because it showed that O'Brien is thinking about the good side of the people in Vietnam.

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1. The authors voice in "The Man I Killed" is disgusted at the sight of the man
2. The voice used was very guilty about the death of the man
3. I preferred the voice used in "The Man I Killed" because it was very descriptive

-Jacob R

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1: The author is very clinical and self reflective, as he knows it was in battle it is still morally wrong to kill.
2: The authors voice is very regretful, because he did not mean to kill the man.
3: I prefer ambush, because it is more judgmental of the war.

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1. In "The Man I Killed" his voice was very apologetic and empathetic.
2. In "Ambush" his voice was very guilty and sympathetic towards the death of the soldier.
3. I preferred "Ambush" because it gave a good description of what happened in the ambush and how the man actually died.

-Austin Chambers

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1. The author felt regret and was upset. Lots of imagery.
2. He felt guilty and could not get the scenario out of his head.
3. I prefer ambushed because you can imagine what was going on and how the author felt.

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1. The author's voice was a feeling of sorrow to the man that he killed
2. The authors voice was a feeling of guilt and regret for what he did
3. I liked ambush better because it gave us the reason as to why he did it and what built up to him killing the man
-Alex

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1.) the author used a very dull tone. he made seem that the Tim was neither sad or anger but shocked and un able to react because he couldn't wrap his head around the fact he killed someone.
2.) the authors voice was guilty. now he mad Tim feel guilty about what he did and that the man shouldn't have died making Tim a bad person.
3.) I prefer the first chapters tone because it just shows you that Tim was so devastated his emotion were almost shut down and he couldn't do anything but examine the dead body.

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1.) He is very descriptive and almost emotionless while he objectively describes the scene at first, and then starts to feel more disgusted with himself.
2.) He is very empathetic, regretful, and feels guilty.
3.) I preferred "Ambush" because it describes exactly what happened and the scenario that led up to the boy dying, rather than describing the graphic aftermath.

- Jacob E.

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1. The voice in "The Man I Killed" sound a bit more regret.
2. Ambush voice feel more like he a bit more guilty but can kinda live through it now
3. I prefer Ambush because it show the effect he still feel to this day.

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In the Man I Killer it’s more descriptive and has more gore in it
2.the Ambush chapter was man empathetic almost Becuase he didn’t really want to kill him more just scare him away, so he sounded worried.

3. I prefer the Man I Killed Because it’s more descriptive and I can picture it in my head to be able to know what he was feeling and seeing while it was going on
-dom

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1. In ''the man i killed'' he talks in very descriptive detail about how he killed the man and how his reaction was.
2. his voice in ''ambush'' is more sympathetic and he had regret for what he did.
3. i liked ''the man i killed'' because gave a good description of what was happening.

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1- The authors voice is very sad and sympathetic talking about how he killed the boy

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1- The authors voice is very sad and sympathetic talking about how he killed the boy

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2- It was sad and guilty but he gave more detail to what happened

3- I preferred Ambush because it explained what happened more and how he felt

-Shay Geib

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1 - Tim O'Brien talks about how the man looked, more than what happened to cause him to look like this
2 - In Ambush Tim O'Brien is talking about how this even happened in the first place, and the events that lived up to this
3 - I prefer "Ambush" because it told me more about how Tim was handling the situation and how it made him feel

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1. The voice in "The Man I Killed" was contemplative.

2. The voice in "Ambush" was guilty

3. I preferred the voice in "The Man I Killed" because it talked about the young man having a life of his own

-Neel Lynch

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1. The author's voice was empathetic towards the man, as he realized what he had done.
2. The author's voice was full of regret and he could have resolved his problem without killing the man.
3. I preferred Ambush because it gave us what happened  leading him to feel this way.

Keegan Milne

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1. How can you describe the author’s voice in “The Man I Killed”?
2. How can you describe the author's voice in “Ambush”?
3. Which chapter, or author's voice, did you “prefer” to read and why?
-Miss Townsend