All of the following lines from "Cranes" demonstrate the story's message about the effects of war on people except (1 point) "The northern village at the border of the Thirty-eighth Parallel was snugly settled under the high, bright autumn sky." "Then he suddenly he thought that Tokchae, too, must want a puff. But today, how could he offer a cigarette to a fellow like this?" "They made me vice-chairman of the league because I was one of the poorest and I was a hard-working farmer. If that constitutes a crime worthy of death, so be it." "I thought of evacuating, even if I had to carry my father on my back. But my father said no. How could the farmers leave the land behind when the crops were ready for harvest?"
