"For me, as for all the world, the War was a tragedy and a vast stupidity, a waste of youth and of time; it betrayed my faith, mocked my love, and irremediably spoilt m! career."

Question

"For me, as for all the world, the War was a tragedy and a vast stupidity, a waste of youth and of time; it betrayed my faith, mocked my love, and irremediably spoilt m! career."

— Vera Brittain, Testament of Youth

- tragedy: an event causing great suffering or distress
- betray: expose secrets or information
-mocked: tease or laugh
-irremediably: impossible to correct

Use the RAPP method to answer this question and answer in COMPLETE SENTENCE
The Lost Generation is known for its critical view of World War I.
How does this quote exemplify (show) this critical view? Use examples from t back up your claim. Your answer should be 3-5 sentences.

Answer 1

This quote exemplifies the critical view of the Lost Generation towards World War I as it portrays the war as a tragedy and a vast stupidity, causing great suffering and distress. The author further criticizes the war by stating that it betrayed her faith and mocked her love, suggesting that it had a detrimental impact on her personal beliefs and relationships. Additionally, the mention of the war as a waste of youth and time reflects the disillusionment and disappointment felt by the Lost Generation towards the conflict. Overall, this quote highlights the negative perception of World War I held by the Lost Generation.