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2. Why did Dahl most likely give readers so few
details about the pilot's thoughts and emotions?
O A. to keep the focus on the civilians impacted by
the war
O B. to help readers imagine life from the
perspective of a soldier
O C. to build suspense around whether the pilot
will reach his destination
O D. to create uncertainty around the true identity
of who died in the bombing

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mickymike92

Dahl most likely give readers so few details about the pilot's thoughts and emotions in order to keep the focus on the civilians impacted by the war.

What are emotions?

Emotions are feelings which someone has about a situation or a person or even about how the person feels and reacts to conditions in his environment.

Emotions are closely related to thoughts. A persons thoughts and actions reveal his or her emotions.

Therefore, in the story by Dahl about the war, Dahl most likely give readers so few details about the pilot's thoughts and emotions in order to keep the focus on the civilians impacted by the war.

Leran more about emotions at: https://brainly.com/question/26059612

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