Question

Scrutinize the
common sentiment
joining ‘After
Bleinheim’ and ‘Old
man at the bridge’
and how that
sentiment remains
ever relevant in this
day and age as well.

Answer 1

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In After Blenheim we can see evidences of war discovered by the little boy and the grandfather tells them how the wars used to be. Whereas, in The Old Man at the Bridge, the old man is having a dialogue with a soldier who is trying to help him while keeping an eye on the enemy, while he awaits his own death..