المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Ostaz Abdallah ibn Shirbeen (المشاركة 3556753)

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Business in the town would lose money. Everyone would be furious" These words were said by uncle Walid to Ayman in the story.
However, uncle Walid didn't say the following words: "Ayman wished he had never started this". Actually this is part of the story narrated by the writer himself.
The question asked "Who said these words and to whom". You can never expect the answer to be: It was said by the writer to the readers. This is not an audiobook. And the writer wasn't speaking to the readers. I am actually anxious to see the model answer. If the model answer states that these words were said by the narrator to the readers it would be ridiculous and illogical. In this sense, any quotation from the story, would be quoted as "The narrator was talking to the readers", which is wrong and untrue
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