it will reveal that the reader is so into the book that they imagine themselves in the argument and they agree with what the character persuaded
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That’s what an empire is,” he said, “an orchestrator of gravity, a sun around which all weaker things spin.
No it is not. I believe that there should be no commas. So...
Newton and others should have realized that a static universe would soon start contracting.
Commas mean that there is a brief pause, and it just doesn't sound right with a pause in this sentence.
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Background information is information given in a non-fiction essay/text that the reader needs in order to understand the overall theme of the text or point the writer is attempting to make. Background information is often provided after the hook, or opening statement that is used to grab the reader's attention.
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