Reread lines 5-13. What is the author’s purpose in explaining Kauzlarich’s feelings about Izzy? Support your answer with textual evidence.

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The author's purpose in explaining Kauzlarich's feelings about Izzy is to show that Kauzlarich could find good things in Iraq and have a friendly relationship with someone there.

Explanation:

When the author of the text lets you know what Kauzlarich's feelings were about Izzy, he wants you to understand that Kauzlarich was able to establish a friendly relationship with an Iraqi and that relationship was essential for him to be able to see that Iraq also exists. good and admirable despite everything that happens in that place.

You can see this when the narrator claims that Izzy was the Iraqi with whom Kauzlarich was closest, in addition to being the principal responsible for not allowing Kauzlarich to lose faith in the goodness of Iraqis.

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