English, asked by kareena2007, 8 months ago

why did the lust of battle die in the sniper when he killed his enemy
story name-THE SNIPER

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Answered by ayushi4835

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Answer:

When O'Flaherty writes, "the lust of battled died in him," it means that the sniper has changed as a human being.

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