... Tennyson value and praise war greatly, many people disagree, seeing it as a horrible event that effects many, not just those involved. In his poem "Dulce Et Decorum Est, Wilfred Owen writes about the lives of the soldiers in the war, but uses repulsive imagery to portray that war ... noble of men. With these images, Owen depicts war as a miserable, horrible event, in which soldiers are in constant suffering and agony. Another literary device used by Owen in "Dulce Et Decorum Est" to convey his opinion that war is terrible is his diction, where he uses ... and losses of war, while Owen ...

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