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Rat Kiley
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SEVINCH ASATULLAEVA
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Updated Dec 15, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:03
Chapter 2
00:06
Chapter 3
00:53
Chapter 4
00:55
Chapter 5
02:19
Chapter 6
02:21
Chapter 7
03:32
Chapter 8
03:34
Chapter 9
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the things they carried by Tim O'Brien.
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The character I chose was right. Cali.
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What
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mhm.
00:08 - 00:11
Bob Marley was his actual name, but everyone called him Brad
00:12 - 00:14
Rat. Kiley is a prototypical storyteller.
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He's always relating something to happen somewhere else.
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Where had a reputation for exaggeration and overstatement,
00:22 - 00:24
a compulsion to rip up the facts?
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He's also a door.
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When Tim was wounded,
00:27 - 00:29
right came and left him a couple of times
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to comfort and help him with his wound.
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Right has a respectful personality
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personality,
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always carrying about how others feel.
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He leaned in and put his head against my shoulder and almost hugging me.
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Coming from Brett Connolly, that was something new.
00:46 - 00:48
Even then, they give you the war.
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I always succeed in helping the wounded.
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He almost took a perfect soldier.
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The first team that the first team that represents Red Collie
01:01 - 01:02
is
01:02 - 01:03
storytelling.
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Broccoli tell stories, but it's always exaggerating.
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He always has a story to tell.
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Only some part of his stories are true,
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but he insists they are true
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for Akali. I think
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factor form their sensation, not the other way around.
01:19 - 01:22
And when you listen to up to one of his stories,
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you find yourself performing rapid calculations in your head,
01:26 - 01:27
subjecting superlatives,
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figuring the square root of an absolute
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and then multiplying by. Maybe
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the reason he exaggerated so much is because he wants to
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a listener to feel and imagine what he is trying to tell
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Raoul
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Grant shows Tim the power of stories and storytelling.
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Roscoe's Tim that a story with the moral is never trustable,
01:48 - 01:52
but a story that impresses anyone. It's a story is a true story.
01:53 - 01:54
In more stories, it is hard to
01:54 - 01:57
separate what actually happened and what seemed to happen.
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And then afterwards, when you go tell about it,
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there's always that surreal silliness,
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which makes the story seem untrue
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but in fact represents the hard, hard and acts act truth as it seemed
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in the story,
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Rats is
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how someone can be so real and alive can be so Ted in seconds.
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Yeah,
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yeah,
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mhm.
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The second theme that represents Rat Kiley is fear.
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When the pattern had to change her sleep schedule and had
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to adjust and had to go on a mission every night,
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he couldn't adjust to it.
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Rock Ali was scared, but it was a different kind of fear
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even he didn't know he was feeling.
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I swear it's too much. I can't keep seeing myself dead
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right. Paranoia
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and his visions of body parts, him seeing
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a live soldiers being dead
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is his fear manifesting itself.
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And because he's such an exaggerated storyteller,
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he makes that there is in the patron
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as well as the readers
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feel his fear, too.
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He was traumatized
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at last. He couldn't handle it
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all. All of this pain.
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So you know he's up. So he shot his foot
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and he was set somewhere
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to get you in here.
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He was an example of how the stress of war affects soldiers.
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These traumas are almost never culpable.
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Delic memories that keep that you carry with you
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like an emotional burden.
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