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Explain what the author means about martha’s world when he writes, “she belonged to another world, which was not quite real”.

Explain what the author means about martha’s world when he writes, “she belonged to another world, which was not quite real”.
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Explain what the author means about martha’s world when he writes, “she belonged to another world, which was not quite real”.

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Just by reading the quote, I believe that the author means that she is kind of like in a fantasy world aka a dream or a fantasy. Hope this helps...
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