It's been many years since this incident, but every time I think about it, I feel guilty and can't help but cry.

It's been many years since this incident, but every time I think about it, I feel guilty and can't help but cry. "I don't remember exactly how many years it was. I once saw a stray little white dog in my hometown. I wanted to bring it home, but my family scolded me for not letting me, so I put it in a basket under the firewood. The next day, I couldn't find it. Later, my cousin found it, and I found out that it had fallen into a manure pit. My cousin took a piece of white cloth and put it inside. He dragged it around in the cold river on both sides of the white cloth. It was almost winter, so I stopped him." I placed the little white dog in the pile of grass and covered it with a wet white cloth. It looked very weak. I didn't know how to save it. I watched it half-dead. I felt bad too. I went back and heated some milk powder to feed it, but it refused to drink. I wanted to bring it back, but I didn't know what to do. When I went to see it in the afternoon, it was already dead. Even now, I still can't forget its painful appearance. When I think about it, I feel very guilty. I admit, I'm very useless. I want to cry when I think of it

Answer 1

It's been many years, but every time I think about it, I feel guilty and want to cry.

In this case, the protagonist would usually be advised to take action to change the situation and make things better. Perhaps the protagonist could reflect on his past actions and realize his mistakes and make changes. Or the protagonist could try to contact the victims to express his apology and willingness to help them. No matter what action he took, the protagonist would learn from this incident and become more mature and wise.