The family of four is only mentioned twice in the text. What is the effect of this narrative choice?

The effect of this narrative choice is to draw the reader's attention to the poor, as in real life.

Explanation:

This question is about the article "Wealthy teen nearly Experiences Consequences," where the author decides to cite the family of four only twice, causing this family not to have the reader's attention and to be forgotten while the reading is being done. On the other hand, the reader's attention is completely focused on the rich, favoring them during the reading. The author's intention is to show how the poor are deliberately erased from our attention and driven to forgetfulness, disadvantage and abandonment.

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