Question

O’Brien tells his daughter two very different scenarios of the death described in "The Man I Killed" as a way of explaining "This is why I keep writing war stories." In your opinion, why does O’Brien keep writing war stories?

Answer 1

To tell the truth.

Step-by-step explanation:

He probably keeps writing war stories so as to let someone know exactly what happened. And on the other hand I believe he didn't tell His daughter the truth, He lied.