Question

question 2 of 5
in tim obriens chapter \good form,\ what does the narrator say is the happening - truth?

a. that he was afraid to look at the faces of the dead
b. that he has never seen a dying person in his life
c. that the man he killed was slim and dainty
d. that he killed hundreds of men and remembers all their faces

Explanation:

In Tim O'Brien's "Good Form", the narrator's "happening - truth" relates to the actual events and his feelings during the war. The narrator was afraid to look at the faces of the dead, which aligns with the concept of happening - truth (focused on the real - life event and emotion). Option B is incorrect as he had seen dying people. Option C misrepresents the description of the killed man. Option D is an exaggeration and not the happening - truth.

Answer:

A. That he was afraid to look at the faces of the dead