The Ways in Which Willis Hall Conveys the Effects of War in The Long and the Short and the Tall

Hill Willis Hall was born in Leeds in 1929 as a way to convey the influence of the war of Willis Hall in the short term as well as in the long term. He first wrote the letters "Long, Short, High" in 1952, which is his third drama, and he wrote in a newspaper / magazine before writing a letter. "Long, short, high" was published in London in 1953. He wrote the script and slowly revealed the emotions and features of all the characters he wrote.

"Long, short, high" playwright is Willis Hall, founded in 1959. The play appeared in Malaysia's jungle during the Second World War in 1942. This is about the British scout patrol who was arrested on the unexpected progress of Japan on the Malaysian Peninsula. It includes people from all over the UK, various backgrounds and cultures, and relationships with each other. But the main question is whether these people can kill other people. It shows their reaction in a stressful, almost unrealistic situation

A long way (Sebastian Bari) is about a boy called Willie Dunn. Willie is a 17 year old boy and he is not tall. He may not be tall, so he may become a police officer. But he likes the army, he thinks he is a good choice because he wore uniforms there. The boy 's father is a Catholic Irishman. He believes that people have to fight for his "king, country and empire." He does not like the idea of ​​independent Ireland. Willy did not have this idea, he just wanted a uniform. At the beginning of the book, he met Greta. Willy fell in love with her and wrote to her in the book. He traveled with the British army to release Belgium from the German army before the First World War. At the beginning of the war he survived, and fortunately he was around. Too many lucky friends were killed. Some of them attacked others in battle. The rise is under great pressure. He was executed