I also did THCM and Sonnet 116. I talked about the dramatic monologue form vs the sonnet form and ideas about time in relation to love. For the unseen poem I talked about how the weapons corrupted him, how the word "nuzzle" had connotations of affection which could be Wilfred Owen saying that it was better to die from the bullet than to let yourself be controlled by it, and how he seems to be saying that it doesn't make the boy evil in the last stanza, or at least, it doesn't physically changing. Also, the fact that it was God that didn't change his appearance physically shows that Wilfred Owen thinks that war is not righteous and so not controlled by God.