In the story “ambush,” what is revealed to the reader through the frame-story structure? the narrator is never able to discuss the event with his fellow troops. the narrator feels deep regret that he did not tell his daughter the truth. the narrator continues to feel haunted by the events in vietnam. the narrator has been able to forgive himself for what happened.

C. The narrator continues to feel haunted by the events in Vietnam.

In the story "Ambush," the frame-story structure reveals that the narrator continues to feel haunted by the events in Vietnam. Option C is correct.

The setting of Ambush" was the United States and Vietnam in the present and the past. Ambush explores the fact that in war soldiers may do things they will regret.

In this story, O'Brien uses a first-person point of view to narrate an incident of war. The narrator's nine-year-old daughter, aware that her father writes war stories, asks him if he has ever killed anyone. The narrator denies having killed someone but decides to tell her the truth when she is grown.

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