Smith uses omniscient narration and simple, direct and very discrete language that establish a strong exposure on how to deal with and live with emotional turmoil.
Explanation:
"Martha Martha" is a short story that features two women, in different stages of life, different ages and totally different lifestyles, but who have one thing in common, both are dealing with something of the past that causes a strong emotional turbulence in each one. However, each of them deals with it differently and tries to live their lives in the best way they can. To show this challenge, the author of the short story uses the omniscient narration that manages to show what the two women are thinking and doing, in addition to using a very direct and funny language to show this to the reader.
Yes, because the act of being selfish is something we do to keep ourself alive, if we were constantly selfless we would not be ensured of our own survival.
Reporter is the least biased person in my opinion in this scenario as they have first hand account into what might have transpired. Person watching the game on local TV might have missed things not convered on the TV
