The Sniper Compare And Contrast

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The characters from my stories are strong, quick, fearless, and smart men. They get stuck in dangerous situation that are life and death. Their decisions lead to the death of people sometimes people they care about. But they stay strong and fought to stay alive. In all of the stories that will be talking about the main characters and all their similarities and differences. Like in ambush and The Sniper the two characters from each story are in a war zone trying to kill somebody. They end up killing that person but they regret it in the end. The other story The Most Dangerous Game is like the two other stories in the way that their all being hunted by someone that is out for no reason but to kill them. But they all have different reasons ones

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