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What does the fictional account of the epidemic include that the nonfictional account does not? George Washington’s feelings details about the setting dialogue between made-up characters details about yellow feverWhat does the fictional account of the epidemic include that the nonfictional account does not? George Washington’s feelings details about the setting dialogue between made-up characters details about yellow fever

Answer 1

answer c

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Answer 2

It's c, dialogue between made up characters.

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In non fiction, everything is true and states facts, but in fiction there can be fictional characters to help the plot even if they weren't real in 1793 during the yellow fever.