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read this excerpt from a girl from yamhill.
when i think of my parents together, i see them beside this staircase. my big father is leaning on my little mother. sweat pours from his usually ruddy face, now white with pain, as he holds one arm in the other.
i am horrified and fascinated, for i think one arm has fallen off inside his denim shirt.
how does the narrator's father's injury affect the narrator in this excerpt?
it her understand why he has to leave home often.
it her understand why he works so hard.
it shapes the way she remembers the size of her home.
it shapes the way she remembers her parents.

It shapes the way she remembers her parents.

Explanation:

"A Girl from Yamhill" shows Beverly Cleary's personal and biographical account. In this book, the author tells how her adolescence was in the midst of great depression. she tells how her family survived at that time so difficult and all the difficulties she had in particular, such as difficulties in learning to read and write, for example.

In the text shown in the question above, she shows how she remembers her parents, how they present themselves in her memory. At that moment, she reveals that her father has an arm injury. This moment is very important for the text, because the narrator manages to shape how the author remembers her parents.

- "these rights are natural and god-given to all men equally." (i disagree cuz i kind of think it's 'a' but who knows.)