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it ended the story like this to prove that not everything end in happy ending . it tells the story that every action has a path in which not everything turn out right or the way you wanted to

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the element of the multiple eyes and viewpoints , it enriches the story and makes it more into realistic event than a novel

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because not every story has a neat, tied-in-a-bow conclusion, especially not in real life

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It shows what they went through for money

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the most interesting elements were seeing the same scene but from different perspectives

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The most shocking moment was when they turned they back on each other

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life goes in different directions for everyone

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using different people for different stories

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it makes the book better

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I think he decided to do it that way, because it explored a bunch of different stories that people could relate to in different ways

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To show how they were treated and what natives when through

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I think it ended that way to show that not everything will have a good ending,

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the most interesting element of the novel is each section of the book we were presented with a brand new character that was diffirent and was unique. - Jessica L 

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the most interesting element of the novel is each section of the book we were presented with a brand new character that was diffirent and was unique. - Jessica L 

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This happened because the powwow was supposed to be the start of a new and happy beginning, but there is always a part of the past that comes back to hold someone down

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to make his writing deeper have more sides to one story

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I think that he decided to use multiple perspectives in his narrative because he wanted to show multiple aspects and reasons for ones choices and the sources of them.

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I think an interesting element to me was how many characters he included and how many perspectives there were. The author weaved the characters story lines into each other and created a bigger overall arching story. I think the moment of greatest impact for me was how all the characters somehow ended up in the same place at the same time.

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If he didn't provide multiple perspectives he would be contradicting his points made in the essay we just read of his. He speaks about how one story dominates history and most people's perspectives when in reality there are so many more stories that would reveal the truth. If he only had on character in his story then he would be promoting the idea of following one story which he has specifically spoken out against.

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to show the different types of emotion in a everyday lifestyle

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each of the stories felt very distinct one another and very personal. i think it really worked well at making you feel like these things were happening ( epic communication moment)

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How much detail there was

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It gives the reader the feeling of each character

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Because it shows the end and start of a cycle. The book also shows death in the very beggining, so ending with death symbolizes relieve, breath for those who starting to live. Idk

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I think he chose to write like that to show everyone's side of the story.

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I think the most interesting element of the story to me were the very descriptive details about physical feelings and how gross they could be

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i think its an important part of the modern native story/stories he was trying to depict... part of it is that native people have been split up all across the us with their culture even when they are trying to hold onto it (I hope this makes sense). I also think its fun and cool to write a lot of distinct stories with unifying themes

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Have different people tell their story through their eyes and to keep the story going

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To see different perspectives in the novel, to be able to see and understand what other people's lives were like.

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The most interesting element was the use of highly descriptive sonsory details, to create a feeling of grossness. Its moment of greatest impact was when Charles threaten his brother like he wasnt family. Made me think of what people can do for money, rather than blood and friendship.

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I think he chose that so we can all see the different perspectives not just one.

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It makes the story more interesting

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So we can distinguish each character and how they view the situation differently.

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I think it's interesting how he describes each characters. Each one has their own interesting story to tell.

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So that it feels more realistic and easier to empathize

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Every Chapter had different stories of different people

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I think that Orange chose to use different voices because it allows the reader to understand that there is no one story to anything. There are always going to be different perspectives and being able to understand them is important.

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Because it allows the reader to experience everyone's feeling, thus to be able to have a better grasp of the story as a whole.

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One of the interesting element of the novel how all to characters are all connect to the Powwow. Which it helped to understand the different perspective of being Native and see where they stand as being Native.