Question

C. Think and answer
1 Discuss the main character the sniper. You may describe him as a victim of circumstances talk about his changed perspective and the harsh reality he faces at the end of the story

2. Identity and use one example from the story for each of the following kinds
of conflict
a human vs human
b. human vs himself/herself
c. human vs circumstances
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

Answer no.1:-

• The main character of "The Sniper" is described as a young fanatic who is knowledgeable and "accustomed to gazing at death."
• The Republican sniper is effective, resourceful, and perceptive even though he occasionally acts carelessly and impulsively.
• He murders an enemy soldier who was acting as an informant and comes up with a clever plan to outwit the enemy.
• The sharpshooter says that he is "bitten by regret" and scarred by conflict after killing the enemy sniper, cursing the war and himself.

Answer no.2:-

1) Man vs. Man Conflict

The man-versus-man conflict in "The Sniper" involves the Republican sniper attempting to outsmart and beat the enemy sniper stationed on the opposite rooftop. The two skilled marksmen fight for their lives, and the Republican sniper kills his enemy after devising a clever ploy.

2) Man vs. Himself Conflict

Man versus self is the second conflict in the story. The Republican sharpshooter finds it difficult to deal with the remorse of murdering his rival and killing his sibling.

3) Man vs. Society Conflict

Man vs society is the third conflict in the story. The conflict led him and his brother to pick opposing sides, and he ended up murdering him.

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