Which of these inferences about the sniper is best supported by the text?

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Group of answer choices

His attitude towards the civil war is mixed, he is compelled to fight but the experience of killing also troubles him.

He is not affected by the violence of the civil war.

He realizes that his brother is an enemy soldier and chooses to shoot anyway.

He is willing to do anything for his side to win the war.

Answer 1

The inference that is best supported by the text is:

His attitude towards the civil war is mixed, he is compelled to fight but the experience of killing also troubles him.

This interpretation reflects a complexity in the sniper's feelings about the war and the act of killing, suggesting he is both engaged in the conflict and troubled by its moral implications.