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Dulce Et Decorum and The Road to Nijmegen

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English

 

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Robert B

 

Date added:

May 23, 2013

 

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University

 

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B

 

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In The Road, though the soldier is experiencing the aftermath of a horrific battle, World War II. This solider uses a softer way of detailing what he is experiencing as to emphasize a softer image to his loved one. The situation of these poems creates images similar along with considerably different as well...
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In both Dulce and The Road the images are of death and a sense of hopelessness for the soldiers. The images Owen and Birney create show the devastating effect on people in the war and people witnessing it. Owen uses images of death and unbearable conditions to illustrate the soldier's hopeless outlook on life...
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