What action marks Krebs as an antihero rather that a hero? (in “Soldier’s Home”) A. He was not a very good soldier during the war. B. He is disillusioned and has lost a sense of purpose. C. He decides to leave home at the end of the story. D. He loves his sister more than he loves his parents.

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User: What action marks Krebs as an antihero rather that a hero? (in “Soldier’s Home”) A. He was not a very good soldier during the war. B. He is disillusioned and has lost a sense of purpose. C. He decides to leave home at the end of the story. D. He loves his sister more than he loves his parents.

Weegy: D. He is disillusioned and has lost a sense of purpose.
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User: The speaker’s message is always unclear and the reader has to pay close attention to their reading. A. True B. False

Weegy: The answer is TRUE.
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User: Which of Homer Barron’s actions has most likely had the greatest effect on the development of Emily’s character in “A Rose for Emily” ? A. Taking her to visit the North B. Enraging her by rejecting her C. Going drinking without her D. Returning to town after an absence

Weegy: B. Enraging her by rejecting her.
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User: What is the setting for “A Rose for Emily”? A. A small town in the post-Civil War South. B. A small southern town in the late twentieth century. C. A small town in Alabama. D. A small southern town during the Civil War.

Weegy: B. A small southern town in the late twentieth century.
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The action marks Krebs as an antihero rather that a hero (in “Soldier’s Home”) is: He is disillusioned and has lost a sense of purpose.

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