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After reading what happen and how he killed his brother i can imagine once he sees who it is he feels terrible and that he doesn't know how he could do that. I think that the family and friends will be very confused and sad at the same time wondering how he couldn't tell that it was his brother that he was shooting at. I also feel like the friends of the brother who died will be super angry or they will keep on saying how it's his fault and he should have been more careful. I think after that experience that the guy will never go back to war because he will always knows what happen there that day. I believe mrs strangeworth's behavior is not good at all and she needs to work on how she says stuff and not to be up in everyone's business. Since
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