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(HELP PLEASE) How did the narrator (Rich) rationalize shooting his own brother in the beginning of the story?

Book: CHANGES OF THE FLESH
Author: Karl Iykken

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I think it might be because he said that he shot him because the brother bit him, kinda like an eye for an eye

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