The Wars by Timothy Findley

Timothy Fendley's War Many people say that life can pass through you, but human metals are found in the process of being able to maintain his ideals. If you know that a person did these things, he can be called a hero. Despite betrayal, despair, and tragedy in the whole process of Timsey Findlay's "war", Robert Ross defines his heroism by insisting on his own ideals. . Many times in Robert's life, when he tried to stick to his ideals, everyone who thought he was near him betrayed him.

Robert Ross is a sensitive and intimate boy; you expect to sign up for the last person of the fight during the First World War. In the war of Timothy Fenderley, the symbol is used with the story of Ross, insights on the world of innocent boys whose readers have contemplated the symbols in their lives and were involved in a brutal war It is possible to get. - Using symbolism and irony to convey the theme is an essential tool in short stories. These eloquent handwriting techniques clarify and modify the reader's interpretation while maintaining an interesting and subtle mystery of the story. The short stories "August Hot", "One-Hour Story", and "Through Tunnel" writers knit a well-constructed network of these two technologies to help reveal the theme to the reader It was.

In the story of Timothy Findley's "War", it is obvious to the reader that the title is not actually talking about war in war, but talking about different kinds of wars. In the story, the reader knows that the war mentioned is a war between Neil and his father. Neil experienced difficult times because his father is joining the military. Through the story, the reader will try to find the real meaning of the title. It will be an additional factor in the story, and it is fun when the reader understands the real meaning. Finding the true meaning of the title in the story is almost a mission for the reader, but in this story, it is fun when information is conveyed to the reader. The author does a good job in the title of the story as it allows it to think about what the real meaning is to the reader.