Do you think the writer tries to enlist your sympathies toward either the Union or Confederate side? Or, d?

Question

Do you think the writer tries to enlist your sympathies toward either the Union or Confederate side? Or, does the story seem more focused on a more general theme about the nature of war? Cite details from the story to support your answer.

From: What Happened at Owl Creek Bridge

Answer 1

The writer clearly states that the rule of war transcends personal morals and compassion.

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