Difference between revisions of "329-2010--Week 6 Questions/Comments"
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What I had a problem with in the church hospital scene was that Charlotte was sent to help in the amputation. As Dr. McClurken mentioned in class the women nurses didn’t really help in the medical duties that nurses today assist in. However, it was late in the war and the situation might have been desperate enough for them to use the female nurses as aids in the surgery. Additionally, I find it hard to believe that the slaves would remain with the O’Haras post-war. Only Prissy is absent after the war is over. -Megan Mc. | What I had a problem with in the church hospital scene was that Charlotte was sent to help in the amputation. As Dr. McClurken mentioned in class the women nurses didn’t really help in the medical duties that nurses today assist in. However, it was late in the war and the situation might have been desperate enough for them to use the female nurses as aids in the surgery. Additionally, I find it hard to believe that the slaves would remain with the O’Haras post-war. Only Prissy is absent after the war is over. -Megan Mc. | ||
| − | Mr. Hara shouted to everyone that the war was really over because Lee surrendered. In actuality, Lee's surrender had no impact on Georgia. Only with Georgia state troops surrendering did the war's end had an effect on Georgia. -A. Brudno | + | Mr. Hara shouted to everyone that the war was really over because Lee surrendered. In actuality, Lee's surrender had no impact on Georgia. Only with Georgia state troops surrendering did the war's end had an effect on Georgia. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031381/goofs) -A. Brudno |
