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the rules of the game by amy tan
1.) explain how waverly handles the conflict she faces. what actions or choices does she make because of the conflict? what is the outcome of the conflict?
2.) explain how waverly changes because of the conflict she faces.
3.) explain how the author develops the theme of "the rules of the game".
4.) how does the author order events? what plot techniques (flashback, flash forward, dream sequence) are used?

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