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- I'm hit!
- The sniper ate his sandwich with excitement because he hadn't eaten anything since morning. He took a shot of whiskey through a metal flask and placing back inside of his pocket. He wonders whether smoking a cigarette will be a good idea or not because the flash of light in the darkness will reveal his location.
- The flashing light from the cigarette revealed his position causing the old woman to spot him. The old woman talks to the man in the turret of the car. She pointed to the roof where the sniper lay. The man looked for the sniper, but the sniper aimed with his rifle and fired. The sniper aimed his rifle and shot the old woman.
- The opposite side of the roof heard a loud gunshot, and the sniper dropped with his rifle. He tried to pick up his rifle, but he couldn't lift it. The sniper's right forearm is injured, and he toured his sleeve open to examine his wound. Blood oozed from his body, but he felt no pain but a dead sensation.
- The sniper would nurse his wounds and try to make a plan to kill the enemy sniper. He knows that he couldn't shoot with his rifle but with a lucky shot with his revolver. He took off his cap and placed it over the muzzle of his rifle. He slowly raises the rifle to the parapet until his cap is visible from the opposite side of the streets. Almost immediately, the center of the cap was pierced by a bullet.
- The Republican sniper smiled and lifted himself. The distance is about fifty meters--a hard shot in the dim light. He took a steady aim; his hand trembled with eagerness to pull the trigger. He took a deep breath and fired. When the smoke cleared: he cried with utter joy, and the dying man dropped his rifle and fell forward.
- The lust of death had died within him and was bitten by the feeling of remorse. He wonders the person he killed was a person he knew before the war. Needing closure, he wanted to see who he had killed. He rushed over to the body and flipped it over. He began to realize that the person that he was so determined to kill was his brother.
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