“On the Rainy River” Explain in detail O’Brien’s reasons for not doing what he felt was “the right..

“On the Rainy River”

Explain in detail O’Brien’s reasons for not doing what he felt was “the right thing” in “On the Rainy River,” and then explain (also in detail) what you would do if you were drafted to fight in that war and why you would do it.

Paper should be a minimum of 1000 words in MLA format and citations used from Tim O Brien “The things they carried”, Chapter “On the Rainy River”. Feel free to be open as to what you really believe you might do. Remember we never truly know until we are put in that situation.

Any questions please feel free to ask. The chapter is not very long to read, I really just don’t have the time so I appreciate yours. Thank you!

(These were the instructions. The paper Im going to upload is filled with errors from the previous writer. Please help me fix this paper and to make more sense out of it)

HeyHenry, I am not pleased whatsoever with the paper that was written by the previous writer. If you feel as though you are able to write me a decent 1000 word paper, I will make it worth your while. Thank you again!! Read it here: , chapter “On the Rainy River” starts on page 24   fix it or write a totally new paper. I would prefer u write a new paper.
Works cited and cite in text in MLA Answer preview……….. Written by William Timothy O’Brien in 1991, the short story “On the Rainy River” is a chapter in the memoir “The Things They Carried” that explores the role of fear and moral dislike in a war. The story reflects on the experience of a young man, O’Brien who gets a draft notice to go to the Vietnam war. The story utilizes the use of symbolism, the theme of courage and shame, tone, a reflective point of view, and other narrative devices to highlight the conflict that presents O’Brien’s reasons for not doing what he felt was the right thing and hence show the significance of courage in the society………..

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