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Why do fiction writers often mention some specific details more than once? to reinforce a theme to move the plot forward to establish the setting to establish point of view
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Why do fiction writers often mention some specific details more than once?

to reinforce a theme
to move the plot forward
to establish the setting
to establish point of view

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