Since the loss of his family as a teenager, Steven Harrington's life has never been simple or easy. Why did he think that joining the Army to avoid responsibility and becoming an American sniper would somehow change everything for the better? Running from your problems is never the right thing to do; and yet, Steven made a life out of running. But now, at the end of his military career, he's forced to stop and reflect on the decisions he's made.While lining up his final shot, through the recollection of memories, Steven reflects on the decisions that led him to this moment. He weighs the cost he thought he had been willing to pay to be a soldier against what he actually paid. It is a train of thought that soldiers everywhere have considered. Steven remembers those who lost their lives for him, and those lives that he has taken. The memories feel imbalanced. What does he do?
