Chapter Four- “On the Rainy River”
Why does O’Brien write of his experience as a pig declotter? How does this information contribute to the story? Why does he go into such detail?
The narrator questions war on page 40. What stand does he take on the war itself? Why?
What does the narrator mean why he says that “the draft board did not let you choose your war” (40)?
Why does the narrator express such a feeling of shame on page 52?
Why does the narrator say that going to war is the cowardly thing to do?
In this chapter, the narrator claims that Elroy Berdahl was “the hero of my life”. Why does he make this claim?
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