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What does james thurber achieve by using third-person limited narration in "the secret life of walter mitty"? a. he builds reader sympathy for mitty's wife. b. he allows readers to experience mitty's daydreams closely. c. he creates distance between the narrator and the story's events. d. he reveals what other characters are doing while mitty daydreams.

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