Why does Okita include this description of the speaker?

to emphasize the cultural differences between Japanese Americans and other Americans

to accentuate the social injustice of Japanese Americans being interned

to highlight the fact that the speaker is no different from any other average American girl

to call attention to the tear in the narrator's relationship with her best friend

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Demetrius

28 February, 23:56

Why does Okita include this description of the speaker?

to emphasize the cultural differences between Japanese Americans and other Americans

to accentuate the social injustice of Japanese Americans being interned

to highlight the fact that the speaker is no different from any other average American girl

to call attention to the tear in the narrator's relationship with her best friend

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Moriah Chavez · Answer 1

The appropriate response is the first. Okita Sōji was the skipper of the primary unit of the Shinsengumi, an uncommon police compel in Kyoto amid the late shogunate time frame. He was one of the best swordsmen of the Shinsengumi.