The simile in the final sentence, "like a cardboard cutout," primarily emphasizes (this is for the book the The Things They Carried) (A) Jorgenson's dehumanized condition

(B) the artificiality of the whole situation

(D) Jorgenson's lack of courage Jorgenson's rigid response to these provocations

(E) the lack of movie-star heroics in the scene

The correct answer is D)

Explanation:

On the 135th page, of the book, Jorgenson's is seen to be under siege.

When the flares were released at him, it is recorded that he lunged to the side, having been wounded, and sought protection from the heap of sandbags.

The narrator's description of Jorgenson's act was almost in derision and appears to mock at him.

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i think idk if im right but i think its d