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Sacrifice In Miro's Cruel Man

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Miro was just a cruel person, who has no conscious about his actions. Miro was a cruel person when he decided to chose his country over saving Artkin. He was a cruel person when he made kate believe that they were friends. As I read in the book, it stated that Miro had said he almost trusted a girl, he let his guard down , because he thought she was docile and helpless. He was being cruel when he had shot Kate because she distracting him by telling him Artkin was his father. As a result, Miro got away after killing Kate, he killed a man and stole car so he could go to Boston. He headed to Boston so that he could find other country men.

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