Question

On page 7, Hillenbrand writes "when history carried him into war, this resilient optimism would define him." How is Louie resilient and optimistic? What does it mean to "define him"? Use the strongest evidence from the book to support answer

Answer 1

Answer: The description of Louie by Hillenbrand is as follows:

Step-by-step explanation:

The Louie was resilient and optimistic according to the Hillenbrand narration. He was clever enough to escape from procedure and he used to avoid the discouragement. This enthusiasm carried him to the war. He was a trouble maker and his ability to steal also helped him to survive. He also encouraged others to remain optimistic and hopeful.