Why does Ajamil not meet the sheepdog’s eyes?

He feels ashamed

He is avoiding confrontation

He is fearful of the dog

He is indifferent

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A. He feels ashamed

Ajamil does not meet the sheepdog’s eyes because he feels ashamed, suggesting an awareness of the moral implications of his actions.

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