Also. *pokes* I still don't understand if it's so sad and ouchy why you LIKE it so much. But I'm guessing a simple explanation isn't gonna help me much on that one.
Though, it's nearly impossible to explain the appeal if you don't already share it. I'm just a sucker for this kind of thing. War movies in particular. They're all such amazingly strong characters, making such huge sacrifices. And really, it's not about the guys who die or "give nobly to the cause" but the ones who get left behind that break my heart.
Besides, this is history. It's important to know and have a really understanding of this kind of thing.
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Date: 2005-12-19 09:56 am (UTC)emily, too lazy to sign in
Date: 2005-12-19 04:15 pm (UTC)Also. *pokes* I still don't understand if it's so sad and ouchy why you LIKE it so much. But I'm guessing a simple explanation isn't gonna help me much on that one.
Re: emily, too lazy to sign in
Date: 2005-12-20 09:01 am (UTC)Though, it's nearly impossible to explain the appeal if you don't already share it. I'm just a sucker for this kind of thing. War movies in particular. They're all such amazingly strong characters, making such huge sacrifices. And really, it's not about the guys who die or "give nobly to the cause" but the ones who get left behind that break my heart.
Besides, this is history. It's important to know and have a really understanding of this kind of thing.