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Read the following lines from "Vincent van Gogh: Portrait of an Artist."

Every Sunday on his way to church, young Vincent would pass the headstone carved with the name he shared. Did he feel as if his dead brother were the rightful Vincent, the one who would remain perfect in his parents' hearts, and that he was merely an unsatisfactory replacement? That might have been one of the reasons he spent so much of his life feeling like a lonely outsider, as if he didn't fit anywhere in the world.
Why would the author share this in the very beginning?

The information is sensationalistic and will grab the attention of modern readers.
This information should be considered as the reader learns about van Gogh throughout his life.
Readers enjoy feeling sympathy for the characters they read about.
The author wanted to find a way for readers to like Vincent.

Answer 1

In my view other is a share this to very beginning to describe a life of Young Vincent he always fult that after is brother left thing can never go back on the way as there while before he feels that her brother was perfect and will always remain as a rightfull person in the hurt of his parents

he is feeling very depressed he does not now whether he is going on right path or not he feel like a person out of this world the author describes has feelings aslo as a lonely person people who experience life and death accident in there life change automatically........... the life of Young Vincent after changed his brother dies...