What did Rooster accuse LaBoeuf of during Pepper's shot?

• A. He was drunk.
• B. He betrayed the group to the law.
• C. He planned the robbery in advance.
• D. He fell asleep and shot in a panic when Pepper's shot awakened him.

Answer: (D)

The moment tests how a character handles sudden danger and what that says about reliability under stress. Rooster accuses LaBoeuf of having fallen asleep and firing in a panic when Pepper’s shot woke him. This highlights Rooster’s expectation that a gunfight partner stay alert and respond calmly, rather than react impulsively.

The other possibilities don’t fit the scene: there isn’t a claim of drunkenness, betrayal to the law, or preplanned wrongdoing tied to that immediate moment. The focus is on a quick, panicked reaction to Pepper’s shot, not on motives or prior actions.