Matayzha's Nov 4th Blog Post

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 Today in class we read the story called Ambush by Tim O'Brien, the story was mainly about a man's struggle with killing and the impact it will have on his actions and thoughts. He questions if what he did was good or bad, convincing himself that it was a good kill as the story goes on. 

After reading the story we were to complete 15 discussion questions about the story, I liked today's lesson, in different parts it made me question why killing has so many up and downs, and why people actually kill, then if they even have a thought about it after. 

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