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Krysten Sparkman is who I commented on for Blog Entry 5. Rachel Hiltz is who I comment on for Blog Entry 6. For Krysten Blog Entry 5 I imagined what it would be like to be living apart from my loved one. That is why I asked why they still lived in different states. My thinking on this story was that it would be hard to have a relationship like the one Mark and Amanda were living. My writing process was asking a question to get the idea of the whole relationship. I thought that there was something that I didn’t know on this post. I thought I came up with a good question for Krysten. The steps I took for Blog Entry 6 was I read the story that Rachel wrote. I decided if she had changed the narrator 1 to a central narrator and she had done this.

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