The title is actually inaccurate, the sharpshooter is not great, but notorious. For the sharpshooter, who once killed and robbed, he was a complete gangster. According to this logic, if Bob killed him, he was considered a hero. He had done many sensational things in his life, and I am afraid that his death had no greater impact. More people have seen his posthumous photos than people who know the president, and Bob just died silently, like a mustard.
What are the conditions for being famous? Or where does the honor come from? I think it should be to do some things that ordinary people can't do and reach heights that are creative rather than destructive. And Bob destroyed heroism in people's hearts.
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