Thursday, 15 May 2008
Joe#2
I agree with what Joe wants; I think it's a good thing to communicate to people what he went through and why it's necessary to have as little war as possible. In a similar situation, I'd want that too. It goes beyond Joe's earlier desire of just talking with someone- he actually wants to communicate his suffering and ideas to others. In a sense, he'll be speaking for the dead (which is almost the name of that one book). I think he's uniquely qualified to do that because like he said earlier in the novel, he is the closest thing to dead and he needs to tell people that life as they know it should not be taken for granted.
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i think you hit the nail on the head in this post Liz. Joe figures out the he is pretty much the speaking dead and needs to do something about it. Even after he is told it's against regulations, he decides that he won't give up. He knows there will be no end to the suffering going on without someone showing the results of war.
Keep it up.
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