Question

Genre: Realistic Fiction Brave Soldiers by Lin Mori When Tasha came downstairs early Saturday morning, her father was dressed in full military uniform. His duffle bag was leaning against the front door, and his smile didn't seem quite real. When he kneeled down, Tasha fit into his arms like a key in a lock. Remember," he said calmly that it's my job to protect our country, and it's your job to be strong and brave at home." Tasha nodded in agreement, but she could feel her eyes swelling Some tears escaped but Tasha knew she couldn't show her father how afraid she was. She would have to be brave for him now, and for herself, until he returned. How does the story approach the topic of bravery?​

Answer 1

Hes right ^..........

Answer 2

But gallanter, I know,Who charge within the bosom,The Cavalry of Woe,5 Who win, and nations do not see,Who fall—and none observe,Whose dying eyes, no Country,Regards with patriot love,10 We trust, in plumed processionFor such, the Angels go,Rank after Rank, with even feet,And Uniforms of Snow.