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"war is kind"

Published on Dec 15, 2015

Morgan and Halley

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

"war is kind"

by Stephen Crane
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Biography

  • Interviewed Civil War veterans.
  • Never actually in battle. 
  • Veterans didn't tell in-depth stories.
  • He used his imagination to tell their stories.
  • He writes of the effects of war.
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Repitition

  • "War is kind." (lines 1,5,12,16,26)
  • He emphasizes that war is NOT kind.
  • "Do not weep." (lines 1,12,25)
  • He's really saying do weep because war is not kind.

Repitition

  • "War is kind." (lines 1,5,12,16,26)
  • He emphasizes that war is NOT kind.
  • "Do not weep." (lines 1,12,25)
  • He's really saying do weep because war is not kind.

Imagery

  • "A field where a thousand corpses lie" (line 11)
  • "Raged at his breast. gulped, and died." (line 14)
  • "Eagle with crest of red and gold." (line 18)
  • Imagery adds emotion and gives the reader a mental imge.
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Imagery

  • "A field where a thousand corpses lie" (line 11)
  • "Raged at his breast. gulped, and died." (line 14)
  • "Eagle with crest of red and gold." (line 18)
  • Imagery adds emotion and gives the reader a mental imge.
Photo by Claudio.Ar

Theme

War is sad and effects everyone.
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Irony

  • "War is kind." (line 5)
  • War is not kind, its hurts everyone.
  • "Do not weep." (line 1)
  • You should weep because it is horrible.
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Tone

The author is sarcastic but very somber at the same time.

Speaker

The story is told from a veteran who fought and lived and seen a lot. 
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Comments

  • It had a good message but was kind of boring.
  • It made a good point that war is devastating. 
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