Night Angels: A Fictional Narrative

The Killer Angels is a very interesting and intriguing novel about The Civil War and gives us day by day actions through out it all. That is what really interested me in the way this book was set up. Every day, there was a diary from different characters. Because of this, we get to see different views from different characters and how each one of them have their own stories in the war and how they got through the war. At the very beginning of the story, we meet a spy named Harrison, who loves his Shakespeare. He sees that the Union Army is coming, because he sees about twenty thousand men all at once. He is so scared and surprises and runs to tell the two generals, General Longstreet and General Lee. This is our introduction to the character I will talk about

Some animals, humans, hybrids, and the fallen angels are under the influence of the wandering star. The wandering star is a chief angel who veered off his course and lead the way for other stars that followed the rebellion . Stars have independent and self-governing power. God set the stars as chief angels to rule over the night and to influence dreams. Their appearance is as the burning sun. They are the shining burning one's chief stars set over celestial beings. They do see everything in the earth, people animals, and all things in the spiritual realm.

The killer angels is a world acclaimed novel that was written by an author known as Michael Shaara. In the year 1975, it was granted the Pulitzer Prize for creative writing. It gives us in details the occurrences of the four days in the Battle of Gettysburg. This was during the American Civil War that occurred in the year 1863. At this time, troops that comprised of both the Union and Confederacy were at war in town called Gettysburg in Pennsylvania. This is a piece of story that is driven by disposition and narrated from the point of view of various heroes (Hartwig, 1996).

Honor played a major role in novel, Killer Angels. Throughout the book, Honor was a concept that remained important to members of the armies, regardless of whether they were supporting the Union or the Confederacy. Every action and decision was made with the intention of being heroic and as honorable as possible.

The Battle of Gettysburg is considered one of the bloodiest battles during the Civil War, and an important mark in American history. The Killer Angels presents key moments of the battle, and the people who fought each for their own reasons. There are men who primarily fought for homeland, battled for an ideal, or combated for glory. There are three different men highlighted in the book that fought for these reasons. General Robert E. Lee, of the Confederate side, went into battle to fight for his homeland, which was Stratford Hall, Virginia. Colonel Joshua L. Chamberlain, of the Union side, fought for the ideal of every man being treated equal and looking upon his men like family each of equal importance. General James Longstreet, of the Confederate side with General Lee, fought for glory and victory. Through understanding the personal priorities and values of these three individuals, it becomes clear why they decided to fight in the war.

The Killer, Who? of the Wounded Angels Why so many deaths in one battle that happened for only 4 years? Before the Civil War, there was the Revolution in 1776-1783 that created the United States. Then the Civil War in 1861-1865 determined what kind of nation it would be.

Throughout the course of the Civil War around 620,000 lives were lost, of these thousands upon thousands killed, about 51,000 died in the Battle of Gettysburg. The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara documents the events during the Battle of Gettysburg from the perspectives of 7 different men, on both sides, who fought through the bloodiest battle in the Civil War. The central theme of The Killer Angels centers around the concept that some decisions are difficult to make because they are neither wrong nor right, as exemplified through Generals who make difficult decisions on the battlefield, question the theology and morals of warfare, and are forced to make decisions with an unknown outcome.

The Killer Angels, written by Michael Shaara, is very educational and provides many details about the history of America. The Killer Angels describes the story of the Battle of Gettysburg. The Army of Northern Virginia and the Army of the Potomac fought one of the largest battles in the American Civil War on July 1, 1863. The Army of the Potomac is also known as the Union Army and the Army of Northern Virginia is known as the Confederate Army. When the battle was finished, 51,000 men were dead, wounded, or missing. While reading, I learned that many of the characters in this novel were based on real historical figures. On June 29, 1863, a spy came to James Longstreet and

A humorless grin strained at Booker's lips, but his expression remained frosty. “You... were... what?” he asked, biting down on each word as though he were ripping the sentence apart with his bare teeth. “Consoling me? Making fun of me? Or are you trying to tell me in some clumsy way that you want me to bend you over the back of the couch and fuck you like a bitch? Is that it? Huh?”

Differences in race exist. To pretend they don’t is a ridiculous notion and does nothing to bridge division and heal wounds caused by years of exclusion. However, the difference lies in acknowledging one’s racial biases, and having the self-awareness to correct it as General Chamberlain did in the passage, “Chamberlain felt an oddness, a crawly hesitation, not wanting to touch him…he felt it again: a flutter of unmistakable revulsion…He had not even known this feeling was there.” (p. 169 The Killer Angels)

The Killer Angels, is a novel written by Michael Shaara which originally published in 1974. The novel is base on the battle of Gettysburg which is the bloodiest battle in the United States. The author chronologically narrates the battle, instead of standing a viewpoint that is knowing everything in the battle. The description of the battle makes reader to be personally on the scene.The book describes the battle from both sides of the war, the Union and Confederacy. The author uses the views of several generals from both sides to elaborate the three days battle. This narrative form makes the book unique, and valuable. The purpose of the book is to let us really know and understand the period of history. The book divides the battle into four days, which are June 29 in 1863, two days before the battle, July 1, July 2, and July 3.

The Night Angel is mighty, yet heartless, brilliant, but feared. Known across the land, his name is whispered, for those who know of him, are terrified of him. They say his breath causes disease, that his skin feels scaly, yet slimey like a worm. Strong as an ox, yet sly as a fox. He terrifies, yet clarified as the worst, but greatest, supervillain.

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Angels are spirit beings. The Bible doesn't give a particular description of what they look like in their true soul. Even though angels do not have a real form like humans, they take some space. Whatever their normal form looks like, it is a form adapted to the unseen sacred domain. Though the Bible does not say about their usual form, it says that there are various types of bodies in heaven as well as upon the