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"Woody looks away, tears welling in his eyes. He stares at the stone, the characters engraved on it. When he looks back at Toyo he expects to see her weeping. She isn't."
How does this passage from the chapter entitled: "Ka-ke, Near Hiroshima: April 1946" differ from most other chapters in Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston's book?
A. It uses prose writing instead of the free verse typical of most of the book.
B. It is written from the 3rd person perspective and is not based in fact.
C. It hints at a change of tone due to the mention of strong emotions.
D. It uses short demonstrative sentences to keep the reader's attention.
