<span>`It lends a sense of believability to the absurd events, allowing the reader to suspend their disbelief. I would say this is the effect of the narration, to make the hitting on the head seem believable especially using the analogy of the fly and also his remorse at hitting the man.</span>
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Max hears a voice in her head, but she doesn’t know whose it is or if she can trust what it says.
The story is about perservence because the teenager named Victor is super detrimend to get teresa as his sweet lovable girlfriend in seventh grade. Victor is feeling super great about himself, because Teresa asked him to be her tuder for French class and that might mean he wants to get to know him better also. <span>By the end of the seventh grade story Victor is super duper excited that he might have a chance to get Teresa and his seventh grade girlfriend.</span>
I'm thinking true? The the first sentence of this argument contains two premises us true
