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Through Richard's narration, the audience learns that the real threat doesn't stem from external enemies alone but from betrayal at the highest levels. The sniper, Vincent Marcielo, a Marine, is identified as an American—not a foreign adversary. This fuels the narrative with layers of irony and tragedy, hinting at a greater conspiracy where loyalties are blurred. The disclosure poses significant questions about trust within one's own ranks and the moral implications of warfare.