The show at times had orphans, pointless killing of Korean civilians and the youth of America as well as had a continuous conflict among regular army and draftees. The show flanked between comedy and drama, giving it the name “dramady”. The show often times reflected the foolishness of the war while bringing in the true concepts of how horrific it truly was. One of the episodes included various activities going on at the camp; they were posted on a bulletin board. It included a sex lecture giving by Henry, a Shirley Temple movie and Trapper writing a letter then suddenly a panic as injured soldiers and civilians was being brought in for medical treatment after coming under attack.
Margaret was also injured after the plane crash. This battle of staying clean, and fighting gangrene with other infections was a challenge for Margaret. When Margaret came out of the wreckage of the Gremlin Special, “both legs had deep burns, and her right hand was cut and bloody. The left side of her face was blistered from the heat” (Zuckoff 60). After finding other survivors such as Private Eleanor Hanna, Sergeant Laura Besley, Sergeant Kenneth Decker, and Lieutenant John McCollom, they had to make their way down into a clearing that McCollom had spotted.
Then god proceeded to speak curses to Satan, woman and man. Woman would experience pain in child birth in reminding her in her part of tempting her husband. Then the man was told that the ground would be cursed. He expended his energy and life in an effort to produce from it the food of life. He would weary himself with agonizing foil even to the point of death.
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I see men begging to have their feet removed, the flesh on their feet rotting away because of the chronic wet conditions in the trenches. I see the dozens of dead bodies of my fallen brethren accumulating in the trenches because it is too dangerous most times to give them a proper burial. I close my eyes today and still cannot escape the sounds of war–the constant gunfire, tank blasts, and the screams of men. I still see enemy soldiers overtaken by mustard gasses, blood streaming from their eyes and mouths and their desperate gasps for air. I remain inspired by my brothers, for we soldiers are able to keep our spirits high despite these conditions.
Do you agree with the view that Mary Seacole, not Florence Nightingale was the real ‘Angel of Mercy’ during the Crimean war? Sources R and V both allude to the qualities that both women exhibited during the course of the Crimean war. Source R describes the caring nature of Seacole and the way in which she looked after the troops. This can be depicted from the quotations ‘a kind and successful physician’ and ‘more tender or skilful hand about a wound or broken limb could not be found among our best surgeons’. These quotations not only outline Seacole’s gentle nature but also her skill as a nurse.
The speaker also narrates the violence surrounding the Miners’ actions with detailed aggressiveness even if he is not present to see it which is his way of expelling the frustration he has towards the brothers. This occurs when the narrator explains the psychological process of a teacher when one of the brothers masturbates in her class: ‘She felt she could beat him to death with all the bones in her body, her bones knocking against his until one or the other turned to dust and fluid marrow’ (p.72). This passage is an instance of catharsis because Ken expresses his own desires of revenge throughout it. Every Miner’s action then described is more appalling than the precedent, which makes the reader and the speaker’s wait for the brothers having what they
There is no doubt that she contributed to the medical car, but it has been suggested that she did not have the largest impact on medical care. There are other factors such as the Sanitary Commission and Mary Seacole. Source 4 clearly agrees with the statement that the improvements were largely down to Nightingales work. The source refers to her as a “ministering angel” and that when death or illness occurs, “Nightingale is sure to be seen”. This shows that Nightingale was always trying her to prevent illness and death.
This is viewed through the group meetings, medical strategies and Nurse Ratched and her aggressive team of Black Boys. The group meetings were filled with shame in guilt from the patients only to pleasure Nurse Ratched. The medical strategies were performed on those who were completely sane and those who turned physically mental because of it, to satisfy Nurse Ratched and keep the order in her ward. Lastly, Nurse Ratched’s tactic of fear resulted in Billy committing suicide and because of the physical torment by the Black Boys McMurphy willingly took the electroshock, which in a sense is admitting to doing wrong since he is punishing himself. The ward is a perfect example of a place of detriment, without caregivers, no sense of hope, and abusive aids, which trigger fear, shame and
In the book, Candle in the Wind by Maureen Wartski, “revenge is a dish that tastes best when served cold.” Because with all the tension and hatred after Harris’ death, Terri had to deal with a lot of anger issues and excruciating pain in her heart, so her actions are considered appropriate. The loss of Terri’s brother inflicted a lot of grief and anger for her. “I will hate Rodney Waring till I die.” (p.126) Terri’s loss has left her feeling an emptiness that is filled with hate. She uses her notebook to express her feelings because she realized that hate will suffocate her if she doesn’t express in any kind of way. Terri used to be a joyous person until Harris succumbed.“Until the night Harris died, I love the sound of rain.” “Now I hate