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May 12, 2016

 

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Both mind and spirit have been broken, the pieces of body that seem to drop off fall in line with what is already lost; this is the result of war. The soldier can be looked at as the living dead because although he is alive, he is dead in mind and spirit and heart. "He dropped,- more sullenly that wearily, lay stupid like a cod, heavy like meat (Owen, The Deadbeat soldier, 1-2)...
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"He dropped,- more sullenly that wearily, lay stupid like a cod, heavy like meat (Owen, The Deadbeat soldier, 1-2)." "Just blinker at my revolver, blearily; didn't appear to know a war was on (3-4)." The deadbeat soldier reverts to a fetal like mental state, incapable of noticing or responding to the world around them...
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