Patricia McCormick tells Arn's story based on his memories of the events that occurred,
but the story is told in the present tense instead of the past tense. How does this impact
the story she is telling? Is Arn's story more powerful being told this way? Explain why or
why not. Provide detailed examples to support your response.
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