The protagonist in this article is Liu Bocheng, but when describing the characters, the focus is on the changes of Dr. Walker's manner and mood. At first, Walker was "cold", but when he found the injury, he flashed "puzzled expression" and "soft eyes". When the patient refused to use anesthetic, Walker "raised his eyebrows" to show his incomprehension. After listening to the patient's words, he "froze again"
After the operation, when the patient said the number of knives, Walker was "stunned", "shouted" and "had a kind look on his face". Walker was "in awe" when he learned that the patient was Liu Bocheng.
Dr Walker's changes are all caused by Liu Bocheng. The writing of the text is based on the change of Dr. Walker's manner and mood to set off Liu Bocheng's strong will.
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Background story: 19 16, 24-year-old Liu Bocheng took part in the battle for Yuan Baojia to defend the country in Cai E. In a battle, the enemy's artillery and bullets came madly. In order to save a soldier, Liu Bocheng pounced on him. An enemy missile hit him, drilled into his right temple and flew out of his right eye socket. Liu Bocheng immediately fainted to the ground, bleeding profusely.
When I woke up, I touched the wound with my hand, and it was covered with blood clots. He touched another ball in that blood clot, huh? Eyes! It turned out that his right eye was broken and his eyes fell out of his eyes! In order to let the soldiers fight with peace of mind, he grabbed a big knife around him, cut off the meridians involved in the eyes that had fallen out, hugged them tightly, and fainted again!
At the beginning of the text, Dr. Walker examined Liu Bocheng's eye injury and found that this "post office clerk" was a soldier; Then write that Walker operated on Liu Bocheng, and Liu Bocheng refused to use anesthetic; Finally, I wrote about Walker's admiration for Liu Bocheng after the operation. The text is narrated according to the sequence of events, and the characters' personalities are expressed through their dialogues and expressions.
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