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What happens in the resolution of "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"?

Question 10 options:

Mitty finally stops daydreaming.

In his imagination, Mitty finds himself in front of a firing squad.


Mitty realizes that his wife is really a wise person.


Mitty is introduced as a man who daydreams all the time.

Answer 1

The whole thing is his imagination and in the very end, he finds himself in front of a firing squad which can be looked at as symbolic because the firing squad is hassling him just like the people in the real world who hassle him about being such a daydreamer. I hope this helps!