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Hiroshima Expository Essay Sorrow. Regret. Shame. These are three feelings that may occur when being misinformed. In hopes of a great future, we can learn from our past mistakes to better the world by being informed because it can positively affect one’s life. For instance, in chapter four of Hiroshima, Mr. Tanimoto is ashamed of himself for giving false hope to an injured citizen. After witnessing people suffer, he forcefully asks a doctor when they will send help to Asano Park, unfortunately getting the answer he did not want. The author wrote, “...angry now with himself...[Mr. Tanimoto] had promised some of the dying people in the park that he would bring them medical aid. They might die feeling cheated” (Hersey 51). Making promises that

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