Walter faces "a firing squad" in his final fantasy.
- In the last scene of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Mitty finds the picture in a wallet that O'Connell gave to his mother, the last place he would have expected to search (Shirley MacLaine). As he reprimands Hendricks and finally speaks to Cheryl, he also musters the bravery that previously appeared to reside only in his daydreams.
- The most important lesson in the narrative and in his life may be learned from this fact: don't change who you are to please others. There are various different daydreams that start and continue the short narrative of Walter Mitty. He aspired to be a military pilot, doctor, sharpshooter, and captain in the story.
Thus the correct answer is B.
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Sophocles was an important influence on the development of the drama, most importantly by adding a third actor (and thereby reducing the importance of the Chorus in the presentation of the plot) and by developing his characters to a greater extent than earlier playwrights such as Aeschylus.
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