Prompt #3

I think that serving with someone in war would make you closer and a better friend because you are constantly relying on each other. I don't think you would know to much about there personal life outside of like family and where they live. Wes didn't really seem too know to much about the people in his squad. He didn't even know their real names. While in the book O'Brien knew a lot about everyones personal lives. I don't know if that is because he talked to them after the war or if it was something they had talked about when they were bored.

When Mary Anne Bell I was really confused. I didn't really understand why she would be brought into the story. At first she was just the "regular" woman. She cleaned and cared for the men like the 60's typical woman. Then she turned into this crazy psycho killer. And she was missing for like 3 weeks. It was like a transitions between a regular woman and a killer. I think it showed how people could be enveloped in a new culture.

Well I think it is all fake. It is a fiction book. So I think it has some truth to it. But overall I think most of it is fake, because if it were all the truth it wouldn't be as entertaining as it is. And that chapter which all ended up being fake really made me mad so now I think none of it was even real.