Yep, i hate mondays i wanna go to sleep
Narrative distance is important for establishing character and pacing. In emotional moments when the character is upset or the pacing is fast, a closer narrative distance is often preferable as it lends an urgency to the writing. In quieter moments, it is sometimes better to pan out.
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I would say sad, because that is how I interpreted it.
Gawain<span> says goodbye to </span>his<span> friends and leaves the court. Sparks fly from Gringolet's hooves as they ride off. </span>He<span> heads out </span>into<span> the wilderness</span>
Answer:I am from an island called Trinidad and I live in Florida
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