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In the book holes how dose the flashback about stanley's grandfather affects the reader
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In the book holes how dose the flashback about stanley's grandfather affects the reader

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It helps the reader understand why Stanley and his family always have bad luck. It helps the reader to understand why Stanley was sent to Camp Green Lake. ... It makes the story more predictable and easier for the reader to understand.
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