2. On a number of occasions, Frink adds details about the amount of time she and

her husband have spent in a certain place or the exact distance they have traveled. Why do you think she does this, and what does it add to the narrative?

It does this to give the reader a more real sense of time and space within the narrative.

Explanation:

By adding the amount of time that the narrator and her husband spend in place, in addition to mentioning the distance traveled, the narrator promotes a notion of time and space or reader, making the narrative more realistic, as it allows measurements. This also brings the reader closer to the facts presented, allowing a greater identification of the story.

where is the writing? (so i can answer)