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Because she did take his life and did do what she owed him.
Danny M.

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I don't think that Vola owes the man anything because she was in the war and in the war sometimes you don't have a choice. Vola was just trying to be nice to the man after his death but it is not necessary. War can be tough and not a good experience. I bet it is even worse when you are the one doing it instead of the one watching. This memory will probably haunt Vola for the rest on her life.
-Emma W.

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I think Vola does not owe the man anything because they knew that if they enlisted in war they had a chance at being killed. If I was Vola I wouldn't do all that for him. I would feel guilty and feel bad for his family. The man chose to be in war and that is what could happen. War is kill or be killed. She was protecting her country and her family. I do not blame Vola for killing the man.
-Brian E.

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I think that now that peter has spent more time with vola, vola is getting used to having him around. And because of this vola is more open to peter and peter is as equally open. This is a lot different than when they first met when peter was scared of vola and vola was a little sketchy around him.
-Rosa L.

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i don't think that vola owed the man she killed anything because if she didn't kill him then he would of killed her. she might of felt guilty because she killed the man but she was in the war and that's what she had to for for her  country. i feel guilty to but you should not because he would of killed you if you didn't kill him.
-joey k

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I don't think Vola owes the man she killed anything. Vola was fighting in war which meant she killed people for her country. Vola was just feeling guilty on what she had done because if I was her, I would feel bad if I killed a person that was bad or good in war because it's a human, and I'm pretty sure they want to stay alive as much as I do

-Aaron O.

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Peter has learned more about Vola's life, and so he has learned not to think of her as someone who's crazy, but a true friend.  Peter has learned so much about her, from being in the war to killing a man.  He now knows what she's been through, and so his perspective of her has changed.
-Miranda S.

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I don't think that she killed the man on purpose and she was only protecting her country. It was a war and some people die during it and other people died as well and he was just like everyone else just and ordinary person
Ryan S.

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I don't think Vola owes that man anything. She didn't mean to kill him. It is war and in War someone will kill at least on person. I know it is Hard to think about especially for her. But its not your fault when you are in the War things happen and some are bad and some are good. In this case it isn't good but she can't go back to change it.  In the war everyone's life is on the line.  Not just his but many other people's to.  Vola doesn't owe him anything i don't think so any way. So i don't think Vola owes him anything. All Vola needs to do is live a long happy life.
-Katelyn.S

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I don't think Vola owes the man something for killing him. It was war. She is just trying to protect her country or side in the war. Also, if he was in the war, he should know that he might die. If he never wanted to die and be safe, he wouldn't join the war. Also many other lives were lost i the war and this man isn't special and doesn't deserve any extra treatment. This is why Vola doesn't need to do something for the man she killed.
-Alex G.

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Vola confesses to Peter about the time she killed a man in war. “I figured since I’d taken his life, I owed him something. I owed it to him to tell the story that meant so much to him.” (page 151) Do you think Vola owed the man something? Why or why not?

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What has changed Peter’s view of Vola? Why does Peter think of Vola differently from when he first met her?