The sniper What do you think of George's reasons for not lightening his handicap bag?

In "The Sniper," George's reluctance to lighten his handicap bag reflects his commitment to authenticity and the burdens of his past. He believes that each element of his handicap symbolizes his experiences and struggles, shaping his identity. By not lightening the bag, he embraces the weight of his history rather than attempting to escape it. This decision ultimately reveals his depth of character and the importance he places on personal integrity.