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The speaker, a soldier in World War I, contemplates what it would be like to be an officer in during war. By using a sarcastic and cynical tone, he is effectively able to condemn war. The beginning of the poem sets the tone and mood of the poem. The speaker uses highly connotative words to convey sarcasm...
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For example, in the first line of the poem he uses the words "?fierce, bald, and short of breath?" to describe a stereotypical World War I officer. Such words portray officers as old, out of shape, and therefore not fierce. He refers to the officers as "scarlet Majors". The color scarlet representing their alcoholic ways, angry demeanor and the young blood they have shed...
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