1. Farther back in the book, the author choose not to use quotations in a speech, and say afterwards that it was not said, but implied. "Come on Liesel. It was not said. It was pulled along, rough handedly."
Why did the author choose to do this?
2. Also, at the beginning of each part of the book, it contains a list of briefly what happens in the part. This so called "spoiling" has been used a lot throughout the book. I want to know why.
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