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1. What was the purpose of the three separate stories? how did they all tie together?
2. What do you think O'Brien means by story-truth and happening truth?
3. Why d you think O'Brien continuously fed us made up stories?

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During the chapter, O'Brian keeps talking about how the man he killed looks over and over. Why do you think he does that?

Would the point of the stories remain the same regardless of if it really happened or not?

What is the meaning behind the "star-shaped hole"?

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What events lead Tim O brien to make 3 of the same story about the eye star shaped man

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What do you think is the reason for Tim O'Brien constantly giving us made up stories?

Do you think he wants us to stop trusting in the stories he tells us?

Do you think he just wants us to find the truth in how we feel about each story he makes up?

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1. Where does truth reside in this book?
2. What is the connection between O'Brien's actual experiences and the events in this book?

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what is Tim O brian's perspective on how the truth is told?
Do you think that tim

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What was the purpose of having three different story’s for the star shaped eye?
Does the star shaped eye have any meaning to O’Brian?

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1) In that last line of "Good Form" where Tim O'Brien hypothetically responds to his daughter and says, "And i can say, honestly, 'of course not'. or i can say, honestly, 'Yes'." what does that mean to you or what is O'Brien trying to tell us

2) Kiowa seems very unfazed by the sight of death. Do you think Tim developed this trait after this exposure?

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Ambush: "Ambush is a lot more dirrect and you can tell their is more "narrative control", why does O'Brien choose to tell the story this way and how does this change the reader's mindset toward O'Brien.
What events led to the death of the man o'brian killed?

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1) In “The Man I Killed” How did O’Brien kill the man he describes at the beginning of the section?

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What is the purpose of each story? How do they all tie together?

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Does O'Brien deny the fact of killing someone to his daughter for her sake, or for his own?
Are the vivid details about the body of the man O'Brien killed all true facts, or did he fabricate them in his own memory?

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What point is Tim O' Brien trying to make for telling this story 3 times but in different formats

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how did the narrator react to the fact that he killed a human being ?

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what would happen if O'Brien told the truth to his daughter?
Has war made O'Brien immune to react to death?

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Although Tim O’Brien’s telling about the man with the star shaped eye didn’t actually occur, was there still truth to his story?

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1:on "Good Form" what did O'brien mean when he said" And i can say honestly "of course not" or I can say honestly"yes"
2:Did you honestly knew it was a made up story from the start.

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1. Did Tim O Brien ever killed someone before he killed a village man?
2. Will he ever tell his daughter he killed a man before?
3.Why is this a big deal for Tim to kill someone even though he was in the army ready to kill in the war?

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- What do you think Tim O'Brien means by story - truth and happening -truth?

-What are the differences of story truth and happening truth?

-When O'Brien said " it's not a game. It's a form. " The chapter is called "Good Form " , what exactly is Tim O'Brien trying to say about "form". What is he implying "form" means?

- In the chapter 'Good Form", O'Brien states " What stories can do , I guess , is make things present." After saying that he then continues to describe what he sees/feels. What do you think it means for stories to "make things present" ?

-When Tim answers Kathleen's question " did you ever kill anybody ?"  Why do you think he answered ""And I can say, honestly, "Of course not." Or I can say, honestly, "Yes."'" Do you believe he meant that emotionally , due to his guilt?

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1. In the chapter " The Man I Killed", Kiowa kept telling the dead corpse to talk, why?

2. In "Ambush" Why do you think Tim O'Brien tell his daughter he "didn't kill anyone" during the war

3. What would you do if you were in the same situation as Tim and would you tell the truth?

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-  Out of the three stories, Which one do you think holds the most truth?
- What are the differences between "story truth" and "happening truth"?

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1." I remember feeling the burden of responsibility and grief. I blamed myself. and rightly so, because i was present" do you think that has to do with him killing anyone and him saying of course not or yes.
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1. What was the reason for Tim to share this story to us?
2. Was Tim O'Brien telling us the story to give us a specific type of emotion to show?

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"And I can say, honestly, "Of course not." Or I can say, honestly, "Yes."' What do you think he means by this? Explain.
"I was afraid of him -- afraid of something..." What do you think he was afraid of?

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1- What inferences can be made in respect to Tim O'Brien's story?
2- What is the reason behind Tim O'Brien's story? Is it a way to lift weight he carries? Is it true?
3- In all three chapters, Tim O'Brien states his thoughts/ feelings towards the event at the village of My Khe during, shortly after, and years later. What conclusions can be made based upon O'Brien's statements? Do they imply grief?