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These sentences are from the passage. "Right now, they're awake. A little too awake." (Paragraph 4) What is the purpose of these sentences?
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These sentences are from the passage.

"Right now, they're awake. A little too awake." (Paragraph 4)



What is the purpose of these sentences?

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I have never read this book before but I will explain in my on view

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Right now, they're awake.A little too awake

it is saying that at that point the thing or person has awaken like it comes with trouble when angry ,and it has become a little bit more angry

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