well, safiyah, before commenting on someone's ability/inability to complete an assignment, learn the correct past tense of "teach." honey, teached is not a word. let us know once you've corrected this! <3 all love, students who don't gaf about school
So two years later, no answer?
Love your comment "uh" 😂😂😂
To contrast the effects of war in the works "Cranes" and "Tokyo," one must analyze the themes and contexts portrayed in both texts. In the short story "Cranes" by Hwang Sun-won, the focus is on the Korean War and its impact on individuals. The story depicts a heartwarming encounter between childhood friends - one a communist soldier and the other a village elder. Despite being on opposite sides of the war, their friendship and humanity prevail, illustrating the potential for reconciliation amidst conflict. On the other hand, in "Tokyo," a poem by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, the lasting scars of war are explored through the lens of post-World War II Japan. The poet mourns the destruction and loss experienced by the Japanese people while questioning the country's path to recovery. The contrasting effects in these works reveal that while "Cranes" highlights the possibility of reconciliation and resilience in the face of war, "Tokyo" emphasizes the long-lasting devastation and struggles that a nation may endure in the aftermath.
Hi Natalie... if the teacher is asking to write a paragraph on that topic then she/he probably teached it already and want you to write what you understand from it.
