The Lives of the Dead

13. What is the moral of the dead KIA's? Consider Mitchell Sanders' view.


A: Mitchell Sanders is stubborn to his decisions about morality. For example, when Kiowa dies, Mitchell Sanders blames Lieutenant Cross from placing them in the wrong area. Sanders also refuses and tries to talk Tim out of revenge on Jorgenson. Lastly, when Sanders tells Tim about abut what Rat Kiley had done to himself, he does not disagree to what he had done. Also, Sanders often comments on how others tell stories and is often trying to find the moral of them and events. The moral of the dead KIA's would be that they all had what was coming to them.