English, 16.12.2019 21:31 momomo4

Why does brooks choose this dramatic situation instead of one that might be more "exciting"?
part of what brooks wants to communicate is the everyday nature of their very minimal existence.
she wants to emphasize how exciting their lives are.
part of what brooks wants to communicate is how special this day is.
she wants to communicate the symbolic importance of the dining table.

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