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Six Years After

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George K

 

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June 23, 2012

 

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When he was in bed, "his dreams had journeyed with her back into the circle of lamplight" (459) and she was there, waiting to comfort him. When her son was killed in the war, and never came home, it affected her greatly. Not only did she feel a sense of incredible loss, but also an overbearing guilt...
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She didn't fully believe that he was dead. "My son?my precious child?it isn't true!" (459). She felt like she let her son down by not being there for him. "Don't forget me! You are forgetting me, you know you are!" (459). While spending a day out with her husband years after the death of their son, the mother is overcome with the memory of her boy...
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