1. Consider the title of the story: "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." Why “an"
and not "the"? Why the general, objective word "occurrence”? Note a few other
examples of the flat, objective nature of the narration. What effect(s) does Ambrose
Bierce achieve by choosing to narrate in this way?
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