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NARA [144]
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Key Ideas and Details: By the end of paragraph 6, the reader has met the two main characters—Della and Jim—and has a sense of th

eir relationship. How does understanding their relationship underscore the story's central idea? What is the central idea?
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miskamm [114]3 years ago
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Answer: 4

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