Context: She saw more than he 'd ever realized , and had a greater understandng of his purpose than most . He 's sent her to war , but she had not been half so blind as those who 'd come before . It worried him , with knowledge there was regret and the question of good and evil , right and wrong . I do n't believe in black and white , when all I see if a world trapped in eternal gray .
Question: Why may this author have sympathy for the subject ?
Option 0: None of the above choices .
Option 1: The narrator has a firm view of moral actions .
Option 2: The narrator has a clear moral compass that is largely binary .
Option 3: The narrator does not view decisions as being black or white .
Answer: 3