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What is the significance of the change in point of view in the chapter entitled "harmonious space"? a. the narration switches to taylor's firsthand perspective for the rest of the book. b. the author relies more on dialogue for the chapter's plot advancement. c. the narration switches to lou ann's third-person account for the rest of the book. d. the author's characters take on roles dictated by their gender.

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