Stephen Crane's Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl

Human beings have infinite possibilities and are constantly progressing forward, yet a man’s true nature only shows through in the most desperate of times. Only when everything is on the line does the truth shine through like a pearl in the middle of a clam. The truth that is shown is that human beings are resilient. People are willing to do anything to make sure that they and the others around them live and move forward toward a future. They might accept death, so that others can live on like in “A letter to Sarah Ballou,” or they might simply write about the truth so that others will know the truth like the poem “War is kind.” Moreover they might attempt to blow up a bridge like in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” and end up paying the consequences. On the other hand they might run away from the evil of humanity and hide to keep everyone around them free and safe like in “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl.” Whatever it is, the people of this are resilient to the very end.
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Many simply speak out the truth to show that humanity still exists and that we will always fight for what’s right. Words spoken ringing with truth, hope and despair that last till the end of time reminding and singing about mortal life. Stephen Crane speaks out saying, “These men were born to drill and die. /The unexplained glory flies above them. /Great is the battle-god, great, and his kingdom-- /A field where a thousand corpses lie.” War is terrible in pure and the utter truth of that terror must be known to all who will listen. “Cleansing a wound is painful, but once they are clean and treated, the healing can begin.” Placing the truth out in the open is painful and degrading but once the truth shines through then healing and restoration can begin. Crane was resilient and brave enough to state the truth so that every can know the pure and brilliant truth. He wrote about what he knew and helped so many because of his