The Man I Killed

In the novel "What they carry", the chapter "Murdered man" tells the story of Tim, the hero who killed Vietnamese soldiers during the Vietnam War. Tim O'Brien of the author says that he is guilty and is feeling guilty. O'Brien continues to use various techniques such as opinion, repetition, setting, etc. to describe the guilt feeling and regret Tim feels. Throughout this chapter, O'Brien used a technique called viewpoint.

"The people I killed" suggested the idea proposed for "ambushing" so that the same idea "what they carry" is proposed for "love". The taboo of "I was a murderer", for example "He is a short man about 20 years old" continues to increase, increasing the continuity of the story. Unlike "a man I was killed" it seems to happen in real time, "ambush" is a story with a memory story - viewpoint, a sense of history and life. Therefore O'Brien used his story to clarify some of the questions we might have about the ambiguous version of the story of "the man who killed." But O'Brien's memories are very clear. He remembered how to throw grenades, which seemed to be frozen in the air for a while, perhaps indicating that he regretted even an explosion before the explosion. He has a clear understanding of the actual death of the man, and he may not be so close to the incident.

Before he appeared on this square, Argyle never killed a person. He killed enough animals. There is no difference to him whether it is an animal or a man Unless he can tell it he does not have any special feelings about killing those who need it. And grandfather, death, as much as possible. For animals, he often felt sharp pain, extinguished a gorgeous life, I feel that I can not understand the feeling between pain and pain. If there is a difference in killing people and animals, he will know it as he leaves the open space - if he goes away