How does he describe the moros a first do you think there is any irony in his description how does he feel toward those who died why do you say that?

The narrator describes the moros as "wild and bloodthirsty." There is irony in this description, as the moros were actually fighting for their own independence. The narrator feels a mix of pity and remorse towards those who died, recognizing their humanity despite the conflict. This is evident in his reflective tone and acknowledgment of the tragedy of war.