Reread lines 124-138. What shift takes place in who is reading the words from Anne's diary and why did the author choose to do that?

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Remy J · Answer 1 · 2021-05-13T04:00:57+0000

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She adds her to the story because she isn’t secure about the place she is at and if she is safe or not. The author choose to do that because he wanted to show the audience different perspectives of the story.

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