the poem Man He killed what do the two men the man who killed and the man who was killed have in common
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Answer: They two men were not enemies. The two were pitted against each other in the battlefront. They did what they were told to do.
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The Man He Killed" dramatizes a battle scene between two men. He deals with an internal struggle as his thoughts are regretful before he even shoots. The narrator muses that, in a different context, he would have befriended the combatant. Nevertheless, he kills the man and attempts to reassure himself by explaining the reasons for shooting him. In the end, he has no real justifiable reason and wonders at how "quaint and curious war is" to make one kill a man as easily as becoming friends .
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