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I too found it not clear and didnt catch on until the key message was reveiled. I didnt answer who the audience was because i honestly couldnt decide. I do like your suggestion of high school or postsecondary students taking an english class. I like your observation on Shoveller use of personal language. I never really took note of it, sure I rewcall reading it but I didnt draw my attention.
I agree with you with the writing being more of an emotion piece rather then locially driven.

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