At the end of the story, Margaret shoots her husband. Considering she was mad at her husband and threatened to leave him, it could have very well been on purpose. But I don’t think it was intentional, because after she does this, she starts crying and everything. She also said that she was trying to shoot the animal.She could've just been a terrible shot and just missed in the worst possible way.
When Margaret kills Macomber, you don’t know if it was just Marge being a terrible shot, or if there was a deeper meaning to the shooting. Did Marge mean to shoot her husband out of jealousy? Did she only cry because of seeing someone dead, or was she genuinely sad that her husband was killed. By her nonetheless?!
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