Question

in Tim O'Brien's chapter "ambush," to whom does the narrator wish he could tell his experience of killing a man?

Answer 1

In the chaper "Ambush" of Tim O'Brien's "They Things They Carried", O'Brien's daughter asks him if he has ever killed a man. She believes that there has to be a reason for his writting so many war stories.

He lies and says that he hasn't, but internally wishes his daughter was an adult so he could tell her the truth: that he did kill a man with a grenade on the trail outside My Khe.

Answer 2

His daughter-apex 100%