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Hiroshima - College Essay

Hiroshima

1) Miss Sasaki:
Miss Sasaki is strong, very strong.

We can see this on page 54. Where “Miss Sasaki was left two days and two nights..” under a piece of roofing that was crushing her leg. She had no food, no water, and she was just watching her leg die in front of her, but she stayed alive. She also finds out her family is dead yet still has the strength to survive through all of this even when there is nothing to live for. This is also one example of a simple innocent person that the bomb affected all she was doing when the bomb dropped was working her job, nothing to hurt anyone and it still changed her life.

2) Dr. Sasaki:
Dr. Sasaki is hard working, and ...

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On page 45, it talks about how although he is a small man Tanimoto lifts several men and woman that he finds naked and helpless into his boat. He is doing this in order to help save them. But not only are they naked as he is trying to pick them up, their skin is slipping off. Yet Tanimoto continues to help. At the end of the book it talks about Tanimoto’s trip to America to help collect money to restore his church. Although it becomes much more than that I just wanted to point out a reference from page 136. It says an idea grew in Tanimoto’s mind, “He would spend his life working for peace.” And that’s exactly what he works at.

Hersey’s Overall Argument:
The overall argument of the book is that the bombing was immoral because of the effects it had on the citizens. Hersey shows us in depth accounts of six people’s lives that were affected by the bomb. By doing this we see that it was not just an explosion and then ‘boom’ everything stopped, people’s ...

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Added: 3/16/2011 07:00:22 PM
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Category: Book Reports
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