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      <title>Its interesting how the author Than Nguyen thinks that war can have a positive impacts to some future generations, and also how he adopts a new identity as an American.</title>
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      <description>Nguyen writes about how war stories use horrific images  as a way to entertain more. Most often authors or storytellers of wars use vivid images of what happened, because it's something they can't ignore, and by doing this for some reason the story is more intriguing; however, I think it's interesting how he also describes the results of war, mentioning that war may be bad, but people can overcome these events and so do a positive change with it. For example he mentions how war was worth it because his family had a &quot;chance to be better Americans than many Americans&quot; through education, becoming wealthy and creating their story. Also this means that he's taking his original roots and identifying himself as an American.  </description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2016 16:46:37 -0500</pubDate>
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