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"How to shoot an elephant" and "Empty Seat" caparisons
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"How to shoot an elephant" and "Empty Seat" caparisons
In "Shooting an Elephant" The main characters biggest conflict was to shoot an elephant. This was something he did not and typically under the circumstances would not have done, but felt compelled and pressured to do so. If it weren't for the watching Indians this story may have turned out differently. He felt as if he had to do it, cause by not doing it would have been like him demonstrating his and his native country weakness. Being in ...
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