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English, 24.06.2019 09:00 jaici68

In “shooting an elephant,” what is the narrator’s real reason for shooting the elephant? he accidentally discharges the weapon. he has been ordered by a superior to kill the animal. he does not want to appear foolish. he feels the elephant is a threat to people’s safety.

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