Reflection Day 34

 Today we read a fictional short story about a soldier in the Vietnam war who experienced his first kill. The story shows how killing someone can affect one mind. One of the questions that are asked about the story is whether or not he should have killed him. The soldier was so shaken by the event that he never told his daughter that he killed someone because he did not want to teach her about the reality of killing someone. The man he had killed was stuck in his mind and he always envisioned him emerging from the fog.

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