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In the selection from Life of Pi, how does the narrator feel after killing the flying fish A (Eager to eat the fish) B (Sad and Guilty) C(Filled with courage) D(Proud of his success)
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In the selection from Life of Pi, how does the narrator feel after killing the flying fish

A (Eager to eat the fish)
B (Sad and Guilty)
C(Filled with courage)
D(Proud of his success)

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He was sorrowful, and always keeps the fish in his prayers. He felt sad and guilty.

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