In a reversal of the "flashback" technique, the narrator "fast forwards" with a few images of what his war experience turned out to be. How does Gene experience in the army turn out to be similar to his trip to see Leper?

Explanation:

In the book " A Separate Peace" in its tenth chapter we see how that Gene leaves to go to Vermont in an attempt to visit Leper, he then

had this flashback /fast forward experience according to the author – remembering and drawing similarities and parallel of how this journey is to be compared to the journeys he would make in a year time when he would be graduating from the Devon School where he attended soon to be enlisted in the Navy.

He fast forwarded to how that he would often have to make long trips from one base to another in the process continuous training and retraining as new weapons become invented not minding that he has never experienced war first hand before now.

He reminisced that would be depleted and stationed in the United States. He added that there would be an atomic bomb detonation in Japan, which would be the game changer saving their lives by ending the war at last.

As he walked towards Leper's home on alighting the long bus ride through Vermont, he noticed how that the weather was clear and this is something encouraging to him.

c: in the east might be the correct answer

i think it's the cabinet