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sergey [27]
3 years ago
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What is the conflict found in the sniper​

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Ivan3 years ago
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The conflict in The Sniper arises out of the Irish civil war, where, literally the fight in Ireland was brother against brother. It is difficult to know who the enemy is in a fight of this kind. In the story, a sniper is perched on a roof, watching for enemy activity in the town below.

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