What was LaBoeuf's account of the Pepper gang attack?

• A. He couldn't see well and, moving to a better location, heard three signal shots fired by Pepper, and he took a shot at Pepper.
• B. He led the attack.
• C. He was moving to a better location when he heard three signal shots and shot Pepper.
• D. He waited and did not shoot.

Answer: (C)

You’re testing how well you remember what LaBoeuf says happened during the Pepper gang attack. The key idea is to track his actions and the sequence he describes. He explains that he moved to a better location to get a clearer shot, then he heard three signal shots, and after that he fired at Pepper. That sequence—repositioning for a better angle, hearing the signal shots, and then shooting Pepper—fits his account precisely.

The other possibilities don’t fit because they either claim he led the attack, or that he waited and didn’t shoot, or that Pepper fired the shots himself. LaBoeuf’s account centers on his own action of moving, hearing the signals, and shooting Pepper, not on him directing the assault or abstaining from action.