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What is the moral dilemma faced by the narrator in 'Ambush'?

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The narrator struggles with whether to tell his daughter the truth about his experiences in the war.

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What discomfort does the narrator experience while waiting?

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The narrator is uncomfortable due to fighting off the mosquitos.

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What is the narrator doing at midnight in 'Ambush'?

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He is sitting on edge during watch, waiting for something to happen.

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Why did the narrator throw the grenade?

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He threw the grenade to make the man go away.

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In which war did the author of 'Ambush' fight?

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The author fought in the Vietnam War.

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Define 'ambush' in a military context.

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An ambush is a surprise attack by people lying in wait in a concealed position.

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What is the significance of truth in 'Ambush'?

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Truth represents the narrator's internal conflict and the impact of war on personal relationships.

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How does the setting contribute to the mood in 'Ambush'?

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The setting creates a tense and suspenseful atmosphere, reflecting the uncertainty of war.

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What role do memories play in 'Ambush'?

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Memories serve as a haunting reminder of the past and the moral complexities faced by soldiers.

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Explain the concept of moral injury as it relates to 'Ambush'.

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Moral injury refers to the psychological distress that results from actions that violate one's moral or ethical beliefs.