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Knowing at the end that the enemy sniper is the protagonist’s brother, what might he symbolize? Is the dead brother a symbol of anything bigger than just one person here? "…

Knowing at the end that the enemy sniper is the protagonist’s brother, what might he symbolize? Is the dead brother a symbol of anything bigger than just one person here? "…
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Knowing at the end that the enemy sniper is the protagonist’s brother, what might he

symbolize? Is the dead brother a symbol of anything bigger than just one person here?
"The sniper" By Liam O'Flaherty

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You need to include the text if you want people to be able to answer this sorry.
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