Guilt is a very dominant theme in O’Brien’s book. Most of the people who exhibit this sense of guilt are the soldiers who are just out of the Vietnam War. Soldiers undergo a lot of trials and tribulations when they are at way. Killing becomes a routine for them and it is a calling they have to perform with precision. Killing an enemy at war who attacks you probably is allowed because your safety and of those people you are with is at stake. Protecting them is an action soldiers undertake with ultimate care. In the line Continue reading...