Question

4. What does the narrator of “Ambush” do in the present that suggests that the

young man's death still troubles him?
a. He wonders if the young man would have killed him if their situation
were reversed.
b. He writes about the young man's death in a journal that his daughter
later finds.
He sometimes imagines that the young man's death never really
happened.
d. He talks about the young man's death when he sees his friend Kiowa.
C.

Answer 1

b. He writes about the young man's death in a journal that his daughter later finds.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to The Ambush by Tim O'Brien, the narrator is haunted by the young man's death that he could not save because he was unable to warn him of the impending danger.

He is haunted so much that he writes about the young man's death in a journal which his daughter later finds.