Pran portrays Karl in a way that paints him as a child who struggled and was taught to kill in his childhood. This is false, as Karl was raised well and did not have anything happen in the past that would affect his morality and commit the actions that he did. Pran brings up the Cambodian Soldiers apart from the Khmer Rouge, who ruthlessly tortured and beat him. These soldiers were, “.uneducated and very poor”. They were taught to kill” (Pran 231). However, this fact cannot be compared to Karl’s early life, who was raised well and was very successful in his
Pran portrays Karl in a way that paints him as a child who struggled and was taught to kill in his childhood. This is false, as Karl was raised well and did not have anything happen in the past that would affect his morality and commit the actions that he did. Pran brings up the Cambodian Soldiers apart from the Khmer Rouge, who ruthlessly tortured and beat him. These soldiers were, “.uneducated and very poor”. They were taught to kill” (Pran 231). However, this fact cannot be compared to Karl’s early life, who was raised well and was very successful in his