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Analyze how the loss of innocence is portrayed in the novel, both in terms of the Peaceful brothers’ personal development and in the larger context of World War I. How does the novel portray the transformation from youthful characters into hardened soldiers?
Discuss the significance of familial bonds in relation to one character in the novel. How do these bonds provide solace and support to that character, and how do they change over time, especially in the face of tragedy and war?
Examine the different forms of tyranny presented in the story. How do abuses of power shape the characters’ lives and choices?
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