Another reason that the narrator of “The Seventh Man” should forgive himself is because of his feelings of guilt after k’s. death. The snare of the snare. After the incident, he moved away from his hometown to try to escape the water. Although he was away from the beach where K. died, this did not stop him from feeling guilty for a long time. In “The Moral Logic of Survivors guild”Even though the man should forgive himself, others do not think that. People think that the man should not forgive himself because they believed he should have gone back to grab K. In the narrative “The Seventh Man” instead of running back to save K. the narrator decides to run away and save himself. Not going back for K. caused the inner narrator to feel guilty for a long time. However, in the story the narrator calls out to K. twice. This shows that the man did want to save him but K. was unable to hear him. Since the narrator did try to save K., he should forgive himself. The man’s fear and guilt that he had to face in “The Seventh Man” are both reasons why he should forgive himself for the death of his friend.
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