Answer:
I can't help you answer if you don't have the last paragraph.
Explanation:
I need the last paragraph to help you find how the coach truly felt about Melody.
Romeo and Juliet are both young teenagers. This is a contribution to their death because teenagers tend to over react at situations. Romeo and Juliet overreacted when they thought their crush died. They believed this was the end of the world for them.
Answer:
<u>O’Flaherty feels that war is not necessary</u>.
Explanation:
From the emphatic way the story is being written by the author at this point where it says;
"The sniper looked at his enemy falling and he shuddered.. he began to gibber to himself, cursing the war,.."
Finally, when the sniper realized he had killed a member of his own family-his little brother, the author portrays the fact that war often affects us in <em>ways that we cannot foresee. </em>Implying that war is not necessary.
Interestingly, the author was able to <em>conceal</em> the identity of the enemy killed until the ending of story when he then says;
"The sniper turns over the dead body only to realize that the dead man is his little brother."
This concealing was made possible because of his narration of using the third person point of view.