Answer: 1:)He wanted audience members to feel like they were speaking directly to William. 2:) He wanted viewers to see what Kamkwamba’s windmill looked like and how it moved.
Explanation:
In the true story, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, it shows how Malawi lacked enough resources to generate energy in the town. The director of the documentary, based off the true story, wanted viewers to see the windmill and how it was made to work. He wanted the audience to feel like they knew William and could speak directly to him through the film.
The documentary was titled "Moving Windmill." The documentary shows how the William Kamkwamba came to write the book about the town and his own experiences.
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I think it would be "a fragment missing a subject" bc it doesn't say what she volunteered for. good luck ☺
