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The author portrayed guilt and sin by the way the seventh man described the tragedy. After he woke up from his three-day coma, he talks about K’s body was never found, “They never found K.’s body. They never found the dog, either.” (267). Though K.’s parents don’t blame the seventh man, he blames himself, “I knew I could have saved K. if I tried.” (281). He goes on what he should have done if he wasn’t frozen with fear, “I probably could have run over and dragged him out of reach of the wave,” (281 & 282) and “... Overcome with fear, I abandoned him there and saved only myself.” (284 & 285).