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Revolver Violence Quotes

How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)

Quote #10

To pull the trigger, or not to pull the trigger? It was such a tiny act, such a small difference between doing it and not doing it. So small a choice, was there really any difference at all? And yet there was, and he had chosen to pull the trigger. It was easy. (37.4)

Switching it up from Hamlet's famous "to be or not to be," Sig contemplates what he should do about the gun. We know he chooses not to shoot Wolff, but do you think he makes the right choice?