3 Review(s)

Ford arrives in Cuba and is immediately thrown into the action. He witnesses battles and sees the horrors of war firsthand. He also meets a variety of interesting people, including soldiers, nurses, and civilians.Ford learns a lot about himself and about the world during his time in Cuba. He realizes that he is braver than he thought he was, and that he is capable of great things. He also learns that war is a terrible thing, and that it should be avoided at all costs.The Amateur is a story about courage, determination, and the importance of truth. It is a reminder that even the most ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they are put to the test.The story is also a commentary on the nature of journalism. Davis was a war correspondent himself, and he knew firsthand the dangers and challenges of the job. In The Amateur, he shows the importance of telling the truth about war, even when it is difficult or unpleasant.