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J.S why couldn"t O'brien tell his daughter that he killed a man 

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J.S why couldn"t O'brien tell his daughter that he killed a man 

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How did obrien kill the man in the beginning?

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How did O'Brien kill the man he describes at the beginning of the section?
What does O'Brien imagine about the man he killed?

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Why was there truth to both sides of Tim killing the man and to the Tim not killing the man

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In the end of "Good Form" he says that he can honestly say that he didn't kill the man or he can honestly he did. What does he mean by this?

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How are these passages are alike? O'Brien admitting to his daughter about killing? Or being ashamed?

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Why does O'Brien wait to tell his daughter what he actually did? Why not tell her when she asked?

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why did o brien not tell his daughter the truth

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Why does O'brien switch his story

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Why couldn't O'Brien admit to killing that boy to his daughter?

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In "Ambush" O'Brien says that the grenade he threw killed the man,but in "Good Form" he says the he didn't kill him. Why is that?

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Did O'Brien use a fantasized story to get the same effect as the baby buffalo?

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How does the order of the chapters affect our perception of the event,and why does each time the story is told why does it have less detail