The sniper’s cap is an example of a synecdoche—a symbol where a part stands for the whole. The cap represents the sniper’s head and his entire body. He props the cap upon his rifle to mimic.. The story begins in darkness near dawn. The city of Dublin, Ireland is undergoing a battle between Republicans and Free Staters. It is the Civil War. The night is silent except for the occasional machines guns and rifles, which sound like “dogs barking on lone farms.”. Near O’Connel Bridge a Republican sniper lies on a rooftop along a.
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A Republican sniper is stationed on a rooftop near the O’Connell Bridge. He eats a sandwich hungrily, his first meal since morning. He takes a sip of whiskey from his flask and risks a smoke. He lights a cigarette, inhales the smoke, and puts out the match. Suddenly, a bullet lands nearby.. Liam O’Flaherty’s short story set in war-torn Dublin, “The Sniper,” was first published in 1923.It appeared in a socialist London publication, The New Leader, and its literary value was soon recognized by an influential editor, Edward Garnett.The tale of two snipers facing each other across a Dublin street launched O’Flaherty’s long career as a writer.