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Articulating the role of storytelling in conveying history, Sheen highlights how the actors and recreators committed themselves to authentically reliving the experiences of those who walked the battlefield before them. He notes that while they could not fully capture the feelings of the men who fought, they could strive to portray the dignity and gravity of their sacrifices. This endeavor not only renders their stories more relatable but serves as a powerful reminder of the costs associated with conflict.