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Why does the author begin the story in the present, shift to the past, and then finish back in the present? A so that the reader stays engaged and does not get bored B so that the reader learns about the background of the character and is better able to determine his motivations C so that the reader can determine previous external conflicts in the main character's life and therefore better understand the overall theme of the story D so that the reader is engrossed in a complex plot with intricate characters and multiple conflicts.

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asderath333

B, because the reader can learn about the background and the reasons for the choices made in the present because of past experience.

annyksl

The author does this so that the reader learns about the character's background and can determine his motivations, as shown in option B.

How does the author achieve this goal?

  • Introducing the character to his current actions.
  • Showing how these actions are influenced by past events.
  • Showing the character's current moment again and allowing the reader to judge him again.

In other words, this transition between past and present is carried out so that the reader gets to know the characters in-depth and can judge them differently based on past experiences.

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