Answer:
The correct answer is Huck narrates the story, which helps readers understand his point of view and his inner thoughts
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Explanation:
In paragraph 5, Huck tells the story and makes us see his point of view.
In this way the reader can understand Huck's way of thinking and better understand his position.
Let's remember that this is the story of a boy who is transitioning into adolescence. He is a spoiled boy, lacking in manners and with very bad habits in his person and in the way he expresses himself.
In chapter 5 we can see what happens with his father, who gets drunk and wants to use his son's money. Therefore, it is important for the reader to understand the narrator's point of view in order to know how he felt about this situation.
Thomas Paine who, argued for freedom from Britain, wrote both Common Sense and The Crisis.
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Answer:
B presents important ideas first
seems right
