I think the enemy are his family and the war. I say this because he have to suffer because of them . Like if his parent was loyalty and happy with each other. Nothing will happen even war is bad. He have to give up his life because of his parents problems. Even they are not the enemy if you think about what happen to him war and his parents are his foe. Paw
I agree, there are a few instances that Ashe talks about how he feels he is in a war-zone. Was it both parents he was against or just one? Please explain.
I say both because they don't get along. they fight and it hard for him to choose who live with . But him mom is far off when her family life is not happy. she cheat on him and have new baby that just even bad.
I say both because they don't get along. they fight and it hard for him to choose who live with . But him mom is far off when her family life is not happy. she cheat on him and have new baby that just even bad.
In death coming up the hill I believe the father is the enemy only because he trys to take away ashe from his mother and is racist,this can be viewed by multiple people like ashe, his mother, and angela.
I believe that the enemy in Death Coming Up The Hill is either the concept of loss, or Ashe's dad. This can be viewed from multiple perspectives because someone who Ashe sees as an enemy, his dad could see as a friend.
That's very true, but in the novel I think that Ashe's dad loved Ashe very much, but his ideals stopped him from being a good father. The "enemy" can be an enemy to you and a friend to another just like you said.
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ReplyDeleteI think the enemy are his family and the war. I say this because he have to suffer because of them . Like if his parent was loyalty and happy with each other. Nothing will happen even war is bad. He have to give up his life because of his parents problems. Even they are not the enemy if you think about what happen to him war and his parents are his foe.
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I agree, there are a few instances that Ashe talks about how he feels he is in a war-zone. Was it both parents he was against or just one? Please explain.
DeleteI say both because they don't get along. they fight and it hard for him to choose who live with . But him mom is far off when her family life is not happy. she cheat on him and have new baby that just even bad.
DeleteI say both because they don't get along. they fight and it hard for him to choose who live with . But him mom is far off when her family life is not happy. she cheat on him and have new baby that just even bad.
DeleteIn death coming up the hill I believe the father is the enemy only because he trys to take away ashe from his mother and is racist,this can be viewed by multiple people like ashe, his mother, and angela.
ReplyDeleteHow does Ashe, his mother and Angela deal with his dad being the enemy?
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ReplyDeleteI believe that the enemy in Death Coming Up The Hill is either the concept of loss, or Ashe's dad. This can be viewed from multiple perspectives because someone who Ashe sees as an enemy, his dad could see as a friend.
That's very true, but in the novel I think that Ashe's dad loved Ashe very much, but his ideals stopped him from being a good father. The "enemy" can be an enemy to you and a friend to another just like you said.
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