How does Trampas prove his cowardice in the novel, The Virginian?

Asked by Jill W on 15 Oct 10:12

Last updated by Jill W on 15 Oct 10:13

Answered by Jill W on 15 Oct 10:13

Trampas proves his cowardice when he shoots the luckless youth (Steve) "from behind" and leaves him rotting on the open trail.

The Virginian