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In "shooting an elephant," if the narrator does not know what he can do, why does he take his rifle with him? he thinks he might be able to manage the crowd with it. he thinks he might be able to kill the elephant with it. he thinks the noise might scare off the elephant. he thinks someone might trade with him for larger weapon.

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