What effect do the first three sentences of this paragraph have?
A.
They provide evidence tha...
English, 08.03.2021 17:50 20jessicacabriales
What effect do the first three sentences of this paragraph have?
A.
They provide evidence that McCandless is a sad but inevitable casualty of his misguided ideals.
B.
They set a mood of obsession and excitement.
C.
They establish the “voice” of the Alaskan community that has been annoyed by all of the publicity surrounding Chris McCandless.
D.
They support the idea that Chris McCandless has become somewhat of a hero figure for Alaskans.
E.
They establish a tone of disgust and resentment for the paragraph.
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