In paragraphs 1-4, how does the author's choice to begin the story with a conversation between the boy and the stranger most impact the story?
by creating confusion about Tetsuya's profession
by defining the primary conflict in the story
by developing an alliance between the stranger and the boy
by intriguing readers about Tetsuya's mysterious background
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