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Quote #10
I almost done it again.
Done what, killed somebody?
Yessir.
The Mexican captain?
Yessir. Captain. Whatever he was. He was what they call a madrina. Not even a real peace officer.
But you didnt. […]
I wasnt even mad at him. Or I didnt feel like I was. That boy he shot, I didnt hardly even know him. I felt bad about it. But he wasnt nothin to me. […] The reason I wanted to kill him was because I stood there and let him walk that boy out in the trees and shoot him and I never said nothin. (3906-11, 3923)
Where is John's desire for revenge here—against the captain, or against himself? Why is John so angry at himself, and what does that say about his system of morals?