Question

imagine that you are Jim you have returned to your town after the war in that diary record how you feel about the changes you see and the events that occur in the town you could begin like this25 December ,1919its christmas today, but the town looks+

Answer 1

 I am Jim. This incident happened when I returned to my town for the Christmas in the year 1919. The First World war ended but I could see the consequences in my town. Many of the citizens of the town are dead. It seems that I'm in a burial ground. There is no happiness at all. It went away with the people who are dead. I went to the church where I could see different people. Some people were crying for their dearest ones who are dead. Some people were questioning God, why the war happened and why he had taken their loved ones away from them. Some people were praising God for giving life. Some people were asking God for better future of our country. Some people were asking God for the best Government. I prayed for his protection of the country and the citizens. After the church service, I went to some people's house who are looking for some console. I talked and consoled them. I traveled my entire town to estimate the damage which was caused by the war. After estimation, I submitted the report to the mayor of the town. Finally, I returned home and spent time with my parents.

Answer 2

25 December, 1919                                                                            10:00 pm

It's Christmas today, but the town looks lifeless with no sign of festivity. What importance can festivals hold when nations are mad with enmity and people with brutal rage. I can see the church where I went with my parents for Christmas Mass. Today, even Jesus would be grieved to see that his blood which he shed for benefit of mankind has been rendered futile by the followers of war. My did has gone on war and mother is no more. How am I going to cope with her loss? This is the worst Christmas I've ever had. Oh God! Building from scratch now, how am I going to manage as here neither our house is there nor my father to guide me. I ask you to give me courage and strength to recover and start my life on my own.

Jim