Violence, Science and Ethics
        Tim OBriens legend entitled The Man I Killed takes interject during the Vietnam War. This story is roughly 3 men that stop to attend a body that one of the men named tom turkey on the onlyton shot. The other men, Kiowa and Azar, sine qua non to keep moving on but Tom will not move or speak. He was overcome with the guilt of cleansing a man and starts to appear at him as a person, ....the man I killed would behave listened to sorties about the heroic Trung sisters and Tran Hung Daos famous rout..... Tom relates this man to himself in that he doesnt destiny to be in this war, he vertical wants to be at home where he is safe. This thought exclusively separates Tom from the war going on around him. His feller soldiers talk to him in assemble to get him out of this self-examining state that he is stuck in.
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Through his story Tim OBrein displays an underlying point about the value of human life. In war there be so many deaths inflicted by our military that they are viewed as numbers. Each and every one of these people are real human beings with lives and most with families, but all of them fighting to comfort their country.
Maybe not all of the soldiers agree with the mass killing of the enemy. Maybe the soldiers dont even agree with what they are fighting for. Tom says, He would have been taught that to defend the land was a mans highest responsibleness and highest privilege. To relate this dead mans situation to his own. Knowing that he didnt want to die in this war that he didnt even want to be a part of. OBrien uses Toms experience in the story to display the...
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