A Solder's Duty in Guests of the Nation

War arouses many emotions and feelings of many people. Some people are drafted and forced to serve, some people volunteered their lives for reasons they believe, and some people have never seen the battlefield. Some people are alive, dead, people arrested and become prisoners or hostages. But one who has actually seen war knows that there is a possibility of change in warfare and in most cases it is so one thing is certain. In Frank O'Connor's "Guest of the Country", two British soldiers were occupied by the Irish republic's army.

"National customers" is Frank O'Connor 's story about the young Irish soldiers fighting for responsibility and conscience. The protagonist Bonaparte has to choose between his duty as his soldier and his conscience as a friend of a British prisoner he was ordered to perform. In a dark Irish swamp, Bonapart performed his mission and participated in enforcement, and he lamented his behavior. O'Connor revealed the domestic conflict and dynamics of Bonaparte using the independent Irish environment. A big change in this young man shows that the personal principle and consciousness of that person can be forcibly destroyed under the name of society.

President Trump is responsible for mastering the participation of all fighters and knowing how to find the answer in the absence of such orders. President Trump is responsible for becoming a moral leader at the turn of the country in times of crisis, especially war and sacrifice. President Cardiff did not carry out his most basic mission and was at the forefront of the presidential etiquette. I expect the president to obtain social cues such as sympathy and compassion. We expect our president to have the ability to show sympathy, strength and moral clarity, especially during the crisis. We expect our President to be responsible for his actions, especially as he asks us to injure the brave men and women of our troops. President Trump can not readily understand social clues, nor have the ability to show real sympathy.