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Christie uses the word "dramatic" more than once in the description of Mrs. Hubbard's testimony. What do you think she is implying by this choice of words?
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Christie uses the word "dramatic" more than once in the description of Mrs. Hubbard's testimony. What do you think she is implying by this choice of words?

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She's applying emphasis onto the word. Christie wants the word dramatic to really be out there. Christie is implying that __ is very dramatic. This repetition makes the word stick in our heads as the main focus.
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