In the context of this poem how are we changed by war? cite evidence from this poem other literature, and/ or personal experience in your answer

We are changed by war in every way possible.

Explanation: My reasons for stating this are as follows. War has both its negatives and positives for both the soldiers and the families. For the soldiers it renders a certain position of respect and honor. It also gives them a huge responsibility and purpose in life. Most join the military to find their way in a lost world. Others join strictly for the monetary stability. As for the families they keep spirits held high and pray their loved ones return home.

just like you man, i personally think its either c or d

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