ESSAY PLANNER: BODY PARAGRAPHS Proof 1 Proof 2 Proof 3 Source: Source: Source: Explanation: Explanation: Explanation: Proof 1 Proof 2 Proof 3 Source: Source: Source: Explanation: Explanation:...

ESSAY PLANNER: BODY PARAGRAPHS
    Proof 1
    Proof 2
    Proof 3
    Death of Rowane.
    Rober killing the officers.
    Death of Rodwell
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Explanation:
The tragic death of Rowena, due to the carelessness of Robert, had acted as the first step of destruction of innocence in Robert.
    Explanation:
As Robert finds his refuge in the animals, he resorts to acts of violence when the animals are killed for the purpose of war.
    Explanation:
In order to scare Rodwell, a fellow soldier had shot a cat in front of him which caused deep anguish in the mind of Rodwell and he committed suicide, thus ending innocence.
    Proof 1
    Proof 2
    Proof 3
    Soldiers were killed.
    Incident of gas attack.
    Robert shooting the tree.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    
    Explanation:
Robert attempts from the start to stifle his own fierce sentiments and motivations. He depends on his gun to give him a feeling of insurance and utilizes it to re-establish request during the gas attack when his men alarm.
    Explanation:
Robert additionally utilizes this brutality in insubordination of the bedlam of the war. Juliet witnesses him dumping his gun on a tree in disappointment. He utilizes brutality to correct his very own ethical equity on Captain Leather and the war itself.
    Proof 1
    Proof 2
    Proof 3
    The horses were about to be slaughtered.
    The rabbits were killed.
    Robert finding peace amongst animals.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Explanation:
The animals become a victim in the war as it is depicted in the novel when the horses were about to be slaughtered and rabbits were killed. So the war demolished the natural world as well as the man made world.
    Explanation:
The animals become a victim in the war as it is depicted in the novel when the horses were about to be slaughtered and rabbits were killed. So the war demolished the natural world as well as the man made world.
    Explanation:
Robert found out that the society was full of hypocrisy and violence which caused mankind to decay. But on the other hand, the animals display a very different behaviour and there is feeling of belongingness amongst them which is absent amongst the human beings due to the chaos created by the war. Ross found great peace while being amongst animals and he felt that he belonged more to them than that of the outside world. Animal roam around without any fear and that freedom is absent in the human society. Therefore Ross runs around with the horses and the coyotes in order to experience that freedom. Roberts feels good when he is isolated from the human being and is with the animals. There is no one to judge him and he can be himself without caring much. The animals in the novel are a symbol of innocence and human relations.
    Proof 1
    Proof 2
    Proof 3
    Family issues.
    Internal conflict of Robert.
    Internal conflict of Robert.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Source:
Brydon, Diana. Timothy Findley. Twayne Publishers, 1998.
    Explanation:
Ross and d'Orsey families had to undergo issues...