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You can that aunt marry is someone who is very nervous and cautious by how the author used the word shrieked and how you can infer she was scared by the tone of the story

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Answer:

It shows emotion and how they react.

Explanation:

In the excerpt, it shows how the characters react to the fire. For example, when Aunt Mary speaks to Kaydee in the first paragraph, she shrieks. That means she is in panic and most likely in shock.

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