English, 26.10.2019 13:43 SithLeo

Of course we could try to forget the past. why not? is it not nature for a human being to repress what causes him pain, what causes him shame? like the body, memory protects its wounds. when day breaks after a sleepless night, one’s ghosts must withdraw; the dead are ordered back to their graves. but for the first time in history, we could not bury our dead. we bear their graves within ourselves. for us, forgetting was never an option.
1.by explicit meaning
2.through the use of questions
3.the use of imagery of ghosts and graves establishes it.
4.the personification of death as a ghost makes it seem human.

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