All American Boys

All American Boys

Guzzo states, “People have it all backward. They do . . . I’m sorry, but my brother did the right thing. He has to make tough calls.” When his brother attacks Rashad, Guzzo is around the corner from the store, so he doesn’t bear witness to the assault. Why is Guzzo unable to come to terms with the truth about his brother’s actions?

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Guzzo is unable to see to his brother, a policeman, is a negative light. He takes in for granted that the incident was necessary, and that his brother was not acting out of line.

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