How does the entrance of Mangan's sister at the

end of the first paragraph, on page 3, affect the

plot?

It solves the mystery of why the narrator is hiding in

shadows.

it introduces an important internal conflict for the

narrator.

It begins the falling action as the narrator confronts

a problem.

It creates tension between the narrator and the

other boys.

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Gordon Carpenter

20 December, 06:56

How does the entrance of Mangan's sister at the

end of the first paragraph, on page 3, affect the

plot?

It solves the mystery of why the narrator is hiding in

shadows.

it introduces an important internal conflict for the

narrator.

It begins the falling action as the narrator confronts

a problem.

It creates tension between the narrator and the

other boys.

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Liana Higgins · Answer 1

i think the answer is that it introduces an important internal conflict

Explanation:

Mangan's Sister is the reason he's been hiding around in the shadow and acting weird. His internal conflict is how his shyness is affecting his romance