2 years ago

Refer to lines 13-17: nothing which we.... In me understand'.

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1 answer:

Romashka [77]2 years ago

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Answer:

Here the writer is pausing or breaking to offer a new point of view or add a personal interjection to the narrative.

The author starts with a we stance or point of view, then shifts to an I or me voice which could hint at the pause or break for personal reflection or the paradox of the we being a me, the collective not really reflecting the collective but rather the individual.

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