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Why do you think the author only describes the Terrible Things as "shadows"? Why are their identities kept hidden?* The story terrible things
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Why do you think the author only describes the Terrible Things as "shadows"?

Why are their identities kept hidden?*
The story terrible things

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I'm not sure if there are options but, (sorry if this is wrong)

Explanation: I beleive that maybe the author kept them hidden because he or she does not want to give away their identities, maybe to even add suspence or questioning.

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